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英语谚语: Comparisons are odious 中文意思: 人比人，气死人。 随机推荐10条英文谚语： Not let the grass grow under one"s feet 不失时机。 Novelty is the great parent of pleasure 新奇生乐趣。 No vice goes alone 坏事不单行。 No way is impossible to courage 勇敢面前没有通不过的路。 No wisdom like silence 智者寡言。 Now or never 机不可失，失不再来。 No wrong without remedy 无错不可纠。 Oaks may fall when reeds stand the storm 树大招风。 Obedience is the first duty of a soldier 服从是军人的第一职责。 Observation is the best teacher 观察为良师。 英语谚语: Comparisons are odious 中文意思: 人比人，气死人。

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"Did he indeed?" cried Marianne with sparkling eYes "and with elegance with spirit?" “真的吗？”玛丽安大声暖道，眼里闪闪发光。“而且还优雅自若，精神抖擞？” "Yes; and he was up again at eight to ride to covert. " 　　 “是的。而且八点钟就起来了，骑马去狩猎。” "That is what I like; that is what a young man ought to be. Whatever be his pursuits his eagerness in them should know no moderation and leave him no sense of fatigue. " “我就喜欢这样。青年人就该是这个样子，不管爱好什么，都应该如饥似渴，孜孜不倦。” "Aye aye I see how it will be " said Sir John "I see how it will be. You will be setting your cap at him now and never think of poor Brandon. " “啊，啊，我明白了，”约翰爵士说，“我明白了。你现在要去追求他啦，从此再也不想可怜的布兰登了。” "That is an expression Sir John " said Marianne warmly "which I particularly dislike. I abhor every mon-place phrase by which wit is intended; and "setting one"s cap at a man " or "making a conquest " are the most odious of all. Their tendency is gross and illiberal; and if their construction could ever be deemed clever time has long ago destroyed all its ingenuity . " “约翰爵士，”玛丽安气冲冲地说道，“我特别不喜欢你那个字眼。我讨厌人们用陈腐不堪的字眼来戏谑人。‘追求"一个人也好，‘征服"一个人也好，都令人恶心透顶。这种说法越来越显得粗俗不堪。如果说它们一度还称得上巧言妙语的话，那么久而久之，其巧妙之处早就丧失殆尽。” Sir John did not much understand this reproof; but he laughed as heartily as if he did and then replied 约翰爵士听不懂这番指责是什么意思。不过，他还是开心地笑了，好像他听懂了似的。然后，他回答说： "Ay you will make conquests enough I dare say one way or other. Poor Brandon! he is quite *** itten already and he is very well worth setting your cap at I can tell you in spite of all this tumbling about and spraining of ankles. " “是呀，不管怎么说，你肯定会征服不少人。可怜的布兰登！他已经受到了沉重的打击。我可以告诉你，他是非常值得你去追求的，尽管发生了这起跌跌撞撞扭伤脚踝的事件。” kling adj. 闪闪发光的，闪烁的 She was really sparkling (with happiness) at the wedding. 在婚礼上她(幸福得)容光焕发。 onplace adj. 平凡的，陈腐的 n. 常事，老生常谈，普通的东西 Soon it will be monplace for people to travel to the moon. 不用多久，人们到月球旅行会变成常见的事了。 us adj. 可憎的，讨厌的 Comparisons are odious. 人比人，气死人。 nuity n. 智巧，创造力，精巧的设计 It took some ingenuity to squeeze all the furniture into the little room. 把全部家俱都塞进那个小房间是很费了一番心思的。 tily["hɑ:tili] adv. 衷心地，热心地，彻底地 I am heartily grateful to your help. 我衷心地感激你的帮助。 1."Aye aye I see how it will be " said Sir John "I see how it will be. You will be setting your cap at him now and never think of poor Brandon. " 【难句解析】set your cap for 意思是“挑逗、追求”； 【句子翻译】 “啊，啊，我明白了，”约翰爵士说，“我明白了。你现在要去追求他啦，从此再也不想可怜的布兰登了。”

1.我不得不结束你的大部分当地人最恶毒的种族,大自然永远小可恶的害虫遭到匍匐在了地球的表面2.我说有一个社会的人在我们中间,从幼年繁殖的艺术证明用言语表达增加为目的,白色是黑色的,黑色的是白色的,照他们所付的钱。这个社会所有其余的人是奴隶3.没有这么奢侈,一些哲学家和非理性没有维持的真理

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　　可 　　kě 　　〈动〉 　　(会意.从口,从丂(供神之架),表示在神前歌唱.“可”似为“歌”字的古文.①本义:唱 ②引申义:许可) 　　许可;同意;准许 [approve;permit;allow] 　　可,许可也.——《广韵》 　　去不我可.——《诗·小雅·何人斯》 　　其殆不可乎?——《文选·司马相如·难蜀父老》.注:“不可,犹不堪也.” 　　距关,毋内诸侯,秦地可尽王也.——《史记·项羽本纪》 　　此人可就见,不可屈致也.——陈寿《隆中对》 　　又如:不可;可许(准许);可传(可以传后;可以传授;可以流传);可则(可作准则);可风(可为风范) 　　能够;可以 [can;may] 　　可使以其技鸣.——清·黄宗羲《柳敬亭传》 　　可与俱.——《史记·魏公子列传》 　　可以一战.——《左传·庄公十年》 　　可治.——汉·贾谊《论积贮疏》 　　可得闻与?——《孟子·梁惠王下》(与通“欤”.) 　　又如:可刚可柔(可以强硬可以温和.指刚柔并用,恩威兼施);可否(能不能;可以不可以);可胜(岂能忍受) 　　值得,堪 [be worth doing;need doing] 　　可爱者甚藩.——宋·周敦颐《爱莲说》 　　又如:可歌可泣;可观(值得观览,有观览的价值);可矜(值得怜悯);可堪(那堪,怎堪);可怜相(值得怜悯的样子) 　　相称;适合 [accord with] 　　其味相反,百皆可于口.——《庄子·天运》 　　又如:可体(合身);可手(合手,称手);可式(正合适);可愿(符合愿望的事;符合愿望);可意种(如意的人) 　　适合于…(如人意、人心) [make].如:可人意(使人满意、喜爱);可疑(令人怀疑);可儿(趁人心意的人儿);可伤(使人悲伤);可怜见(使人生爱怜之情;可怜);可噩(亦作“可愕”.使人惊讶) 　　应当,应该 [should] 　　及平长,可娶妻,富人莫可与者.——《史记·陈丞相世家》 　　又如:可要(应该,须要.表示期望);可知道(须知) 　　病痊愈 [recover (from an illness)] 　　只见宋江暴病才可,吃不得酒肉.——《水浒传》 　　可 　　kě 　　〈形〉 　　善,好 [good] 　　阻而鼓之,不亦可乎?——《左传·僖公二十二年》 　　况君前途尚可.——《世说新语·自新》 　　合意,认为正确,是;对 [correct;right] 　　然则古之无变,常之毋易,在常古之可与不可.——《韩非子》 　　适当[appropriate;due;fit] 　　[驴]至则无可用.——柳宗元《黔之驴》 　　又如:可式(安放得当);可可(恰巧);可恰(正好,正合适);可道(可真是,正是) 　　满的 [full] 　　他还是把一肚子话可桶儿的都倒出来.——《儿女英雄传》 　　可 　　kě 　　〈副〉 　　可是;却 [but] 　　可怎生糊突了盗跖、颜渊.(意思是,可是怎么竟混淆了坏人和好人?跖,传说是春秋末年奴隶起义的首领,过去被诬称为“盗跖”.颜渊,孔子弟子,被推崇为“贤人”.盗跖、颜渊,这里泛指坏人和好人.)——元·关汉卿《窦娥冤》 　　又如:劳动艰苦,可大家干劲十足 　　大约、近似 [about] 　　潭中鱼可百许头,皆若空游无所依.(可百许头,大约有一百来条.)——唐·柳宗元《至小丘西小石潭记》 　　可值千万余.——《乐府诗集·陌上桑》 　　又如:重可千斤;年可十八;可四千余人 　　就,便 [at once;right away].如:可便(便,就) 　　用在问句里,加强语气 [used to form an interrogative sentence].如:你可听过他杀过人? 　　岂,难道 [as,used in written language,usu.before a negative word to form a rhetorical question].如:可不(岂不;岂不是);可不道(岂不知,岂不闻);可不的(岂不是) 　　表示程度 [used to express high degree] 　　可哀痛.(使人感到哀痛.)——汉·贾谊《论积贮疏》 　　又如:可动人了;人可多了 　　表示久望而获 [used to indicate that sth.has been long awaited].如:我们等了你好久,你可回来了 　　无义.语助词 　　我孩儿安心,省可烦恼!——金·董解元《西厢记诸宫调》 　　表被动的助动词 　　可使报秦者.——《史记·廉颇蔺相如列传》 　　另见kè 　　可爱 　　kě"ài 　　[respected and beloved;respectable]∶令人敬爱的 　　可爱非君?可畏非民?——《书·大禹谟》 　　[lovable;lovely;likable]∶令人喜爱的,讨人喜欢的,深受热爱的 　　可爱的孩子 　　可悲 　　kěbēi 　　[deplorable;lamentable;sad] 令人伤心的 　　可悲的理智错乱 　　可鼻 　　kěbí 　　[good smell] 适合人们用鼻子嗅闻 　　可鼻,则有荷叶之清香,荷花之异馥.——明·李渔《闲情偶寄·种植部》 　　可鄙 　　kěbǐ 　　[despicable;mean;contemptible] 让人看不起 　　投降是可鄙的 　　可变 　　kěbiàn 　　[variable] 可以改变 　　可变资本 　　可变角 　　可变数 　　可不 　　kěbu 　　[that is so;really;sure enough; now I think of it] 可不是,用反诘形式加强语气,表示赞同附和别人的话 　　可不是 　　kěbushì 　　[same as 可不] 同“可不” 　　可怖 　　kěbù 　　[terrible;horrible] 可怕的 　　可怖的惨祸 　　可乘之机 　　kěchéngzhījī 　　[avail oneself of the opportunity;an opportunity that can be exploited] 可以乘势行动作为的机遇 　　不给敌人可乘之机 　　可耻 　　kěchǐ 　　[shameful;disgraceful] 应该感到羞耻 　　可耻的行为 　　可待因 　　kědàiyīn 　　[codeine] 一种结晶生物碱C18H21NO3·H2O,在鸦片中与吗啡缔合,通常得自吗啡,作用与吗啡相似,但比吗啡弱;吗啡甲酯 　　可的松 　　kědìsōng 　　[cortisone] 药名,一种激素,白色结晶,是肾上腺激素之一,具抗炎、抗毒、抗免疫等药理作用,对风湿性关节炎、白血病等有疗效 　　可丁可卯,可丁可卯儿 　　kědīng-kěmǎo,kědīng-kěmǎor 　　[口] 　　[exactly]∶恰好,不多不少,程度正适合 　　[rigid]∶严格按规定办事,不能变通 　　可读性 　　kědúxìng 　　[readability] 指书报杂志或文章内容吸引人的程度;读物所具有的阅读和欣赏的价值 　　此书的另一个特点是:生动有趣,可读性强 　　可耕地 　　kěgēngdì 　　[arable land;cultivable land] 适于耕耘和种植作物的土地 　　可观 　　kěguān 　　[be worth seeing]∶值得看;可以看 　　凡物皆可观 　　[appreciable;considerable]∶指达到比较高的水平、程度 　　可观的收入 　　[graceful]∶优美好看 　　这孩子仪容可观,说话伶俐 　　可贵 　　kěguì 　　[admirable;commendable;valuable;treasurable] 值得珍视 　　难能可贵 　　可好 　　kěhǎo 　　[happen to;just right] 恰好,正巧 　　可好这时没人来 　　可恨 　　kěhèn 　　[regrettable]∶使人遗憾 　　[hateful;detestable]∶令人愤恨 　　这个可恨的老恶婆子,她的每一句话都十分刻毒 　　可嘉 　　kějiā 　　[worth the compliment] 值得称赞、嘉许 　　可鉴 　　kějiàn 　　[it can be mirrored] 清澈得可以照见人.鉴,这里是照的意思 　　可见 　　kějiàn 　　[discernible;visible] 看得见的;视觉能感觉到的 　　可见光 　　可见 　　kějiàn 　　[be it is thus clear (or evident,obvious) that] 可以看得见,可以知道 　　由此可见 　　可见度 　　kějiàndù 　　[visibility] 物体能被看见的清晰程度.可见度的大小主要决定于光线的强弱和介质传播光线的能力 　　可敬 　　kějìng 　　[esteemed;worthy of respect;respected] 值得尊敬 　　一个可敬的好人 　　他向来是一个可敬的人 　　可卡因 　　kěkǎyīn 　　[cocaine] 从高根树叶中提取的麻醉药物 　　可堪 　　kěkān 　　[how be able to endure or bear] 用于问句句首,等于说“那堪”、“怎堪”,即“那能禁得住”、“怎能受得了” 　　可堪回首.——宋·辛弃疾《永遇乐·京口北固亭怀古》 　　可靠 　　kěkào 　　[reliable;trustworthy;dependable]∶可以信赖,可以相信 　　可靠的朋友 　　[true]∶真实可信 　　你怎么知道谣言一定可靠 　　可靠性 　　kěkàoxìng 　　[reliability] 真实可信方面的性能特点 　　可可 　　kěkě 　　[cocoa] 　　一种常绿乔木(Theobroma cocao),卵形叶,果实卵形,红色或黄色,其种子经焙炒、粉碎,制成可可粉,可作饮料.原产美洲热带地区,中国广东、海南、台湾等有栽培 　　可可树种子的粉末制作的饮料 　　可可豆 　　kěkědòu 　　[cacao;cocoa bean] 可可树的种子 　　可可儿的 　　kěkěrde 　　[no sooner… than…] [方]∶恰巧;不迟不早,正好赶上 　　我刚出门,可可儿的就遇着下雨 　　可口 　　kěkǒu 　　[nice;tasty;agreeable to the taste] 食物适合口味的 　　可口可乐 　　kěkǒukělè 　　[Coca-Cola] 一种汽水的商标名.这是一种碳酸气化的软饮料,加入古柯树叶和苏丹可乐果的提取物、蔗糖、糖色、酸和芳香物质,作为加香调味之用 　　可怜 　　kělián 　　[pity;have pity on]∶怜悯 　　我可怜她 　　[it"s a pity]∶可惜 　　可怜辜负好韶光.(可惜白浪费了大好时光.可怜,这里是可惜的意思.辜负,也写作孤负,本意是背负、对不起,这里有浪费的意思.) 　　可怜焦土.——唐·杜牧《阿房宫赋》 　　可怜 　　kělián 　　[pitiful;pitiable]∶值得怜悯 　　露出一副可怜相 　　[meagre;miserable]∶数量少或质量坏得不值一提 　　可怜的家产 　　可怜巴巴 　　kěliánbābā 　　[pitiable;very pitiful] 非常令人可怜的样子 　　可怜虫 　　kěliánchóng 　　[poor fellow;poor devil;wretch] 比喻可怜的人 　　睡在公园长凳上和地道里的可怜虫 　　可目 　　kěmù 　　[good-looking]适合观赏,好看 　　此皆言其可目者也.——明·李渔《闲情偶寄·种植部》 　　可恼 　　kěnǎo 　　[angry;irritating] 让人生气,恼恨 　　可恼的天气 　　可能 　　kěnéng 　　[possible;probable] 可以实现 　　真正不表示态度的文艺,事实上是不可能的 　　可能 　　kěnéng 　　[probably;maybe;perhap]∶也许.不肯定,估量 　　他可能不知你来 　　[can;will]∶能够,可以(同“可能1”) 　　那可能是真的 　　可能 　　kěnéng 　　[possibility;probability] 可能性 　　不相信有发生惨剧的可能 　　可逆 　　kěnì 　　[reversible] 可以反向进行的 　　可逆反应 　　可怕 　　kěpà 　　[awful;dire;terrible;horrible] 令人害怕 　　可欺 　　kěqī 　　[can be bullied]∶可以欺侮 　　[gullible;easily duped]∶可以欺骗 　　可气 　　kěqì 　　[annoying] 令人生气 　　真可气 　　值得生气,应该生气 　　可巧 　　kěqiǎo 　　[just right;it happened that] 恰巧 　　母亲正在念叨他,可巧他就来了 　　可亲 　　kěqīn 　　[affable;genial] 可以亲近;引起人亲近的情感 　　一个带着甜蜜的微笑、打着白领带的相貌非凡的老牧师,他可真是可敬可亲 　　可取 　　kěqǔ 　　[desirable]∶可以选用、取用 　　老张的为人确有可取之处 　　[advisable]∶指切合实际的、谨慎的和有利的 　　这样做是可取的 　　[worth praising]∶值得赞许或学习 　　他后半生的写作确有可取之处 　　可人 　　kěrén 　　[suit; be to one"s liking] 适合人的心意 　　可是 　　kěshì 　　[but]——连接分句、句子或段落,表示转折关系,常和前面的“虽然”相呼应;先由“虽然”引出一层意思,后用“可是”一转,引出相反或不一致的意思.相当于“但是” 　　他虽然有病,可是仍继续工作 　　[yet;however;nevertheless]∶然而 　　可是他错了 　　[really;truly;indeed]∶真是;实在是 　　要论人家姚大叔,老成持重,又有骨气,可是百里挑一.——杨朔《三千里江山》 　　[in fact;the fact is]∶却是 　　现在可是换了一个说法了 　　[whether;whether or not;if]∶是否 　　[青蝇]却从鼻尖跑下,又用冷舌头来舐我的嘴唇了,不知道可是表示亲爱.——鲁迅《野草》 　　[or]∶还是 　　你这鱼是卖的,可是博的?——元·李文蔚《燕青博鱼》 　　可烧而走 　　kěshāo"érzǒu 　　[drive away with fire] 可用火攻战术使(他们)败逃.走,逃跑,使动用法,使…走 　　可烧而走之.——《资治通鉴》 　　可叹 　　kětàn 　　[worthy of praise]∶值得赞美 　　[lamentable]∶令人感慨 　　外行领导这么大个企业,是真可惜又可叹! 　　可望 　　kěwàng 　　[hopeful]∶有希望;可以盼望 　　[can be looked at]∶能够望见 　　可谓 　　kěwèi 　　[it may be said (called)]∶可以说是;可以称为 　　[why]∶何为 　　管仲得行其知于国,国可谓乱乎?——《管子》 　　可恶 　　kěwù 　　[abhorrent;abominable;detestable;loathsome;odious] 令人厌恶恼恨 　　可恶之极 　　可恶 　　kěwù 　　[abhor;abominate;loathe;be disgusted at] 憎恶 　　大人最可恶他,一向是不许他上门的 　　可惜 　　kěxī 　　[it"s a pity;it is to be regretted] 值得惋惜 　　这手套还没有破,扔了多可惜 　　可惜 　　kěxī 　　[feel pity for;use sparingly] 怜惜;爱惜 　　他不愿吃那些零七八碎的东西,可惜那些钱.——老舍《骆驼祥子》 　　可喜 　　kěxǐ 　　[gratifying]∶令人高兴的 　　可喜的成就 　　[lovely]∶可爱 　　他的浑家,生得风流,长得可喜 　　可想而知 　　kěxiǎng"érzhī 　　[it can well be imagined;you can imagine] 可以通过揣想而得知 　　然考唐九品,月得五十七石,使果得此,亦足用度.而郊以吟诗废务,上官差官以摄其职,分其半禄,酸寒之状,可想而知.——《野客丛书·汉唐俸禄》 　　可笑 　　kěxiào 　　[laughable;ridiculous;funny] 令人发笑 　　可笑的错误 　　可心 　　kěxīn 　　[satisfying;to the satisfaction (liking) of] 称心;合意 　　可信 　　kěxìn 　　[believable;creditable] 可以相信;可以信赖 　　可行 　　kěxíng 　　[feasible;practicable;workable] 行得通;可以实行 　　只有最简单型的利用是可行的 　　可行性 　　kěxíngxìng 　　[feasibility;feasibleness] 行得通方面的性能和特点 　　有关经济计划可行性的重大问题 　　可疑 　　kěyí 　　[suspicious;dubious;questionable] 值得怀疑 　　可疑的行为 　　可以 　　kěyǐ 　　[can;may]∶表示可能或能够 　　可以为富安天下,而直为此廪廪也.——汉·贾谊《论积贮疏》 　　表示许可 　　现在你可以走了 　　[not bad;passable;pretty good]∶不坏;还好 　　她的英语还可以 　　[awful;very;extremely]∶很;厉害 　　这真闲得可以 　　可意 　　kěyì 　　[gratifying;satisfactory] 合意,中意 　　这间房子你住得可意吗? 　　可有可无 　　kěyǒu-kěwú 　　[nonessential;be not essentia] 不是必要的 　　可有可无的解说 　　可憎 　　kězèng 　　[abhorrent;detestable;abominable;loathsome] 令人厌恶憎恨 　　可憎的敌人还是向战士们接近 　　可 　　kè 　　另见kě 　　可汗 　　kèhán 　　[khan] 中国古代柔然、突厥、回纥、蒙古等族的君长的称号 　　可 　　kě 　　ㄎㄜˇ 　　允许：许～.认～.宁～. 　　能够：～见.～能.～以.不～思议. 　　值得,认为：～怜.～悲.～亲.～观.～贵.～歌～泣. 　　适合：～身.～口.～体. 　　尽,满：～劲儿干. 　　大约：年～二十.“潭中鱼～百许头”. 　　表示转折,与“可是”、“但”相同. 　　表示强调：他～好了. 　　用在反问句里加强反问语气：都这么说,～谁见过呢? 　　用在疑问句里加强疑问语气：这件事他～同意? 　　姓. 　　郑码：AIJ,U：53EF,GBK：BFC9 　　笔画数：5,部首：口,笔顺编号：12512 　　approvebutcanmayneedyet 　　否 　　可 　　kè 　　ㄎㄜˋ 　　〔～汗（ 　　否h俷 ）〕中国古代鲜卑、突厥、回纥、蒙古等族君主的称号. 　　郑码：AIJ,U：53EF,GBK：BFC9 　　笔画数：5,部首：口,笔顺编号：12512 希望对你能有所帮助.

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介词是一种用来表示词与词, 词与句之间的关系的词。在句中不能单独作句字成分。介词后面一般有名词代词或相当于名词的其他词类，短语或从句作它的宾语。介词和它的宾语构成介词词组，在句中作主语, 状语，表语，补语或介词宾语。例如: Most of the students went to the classroom. 大部分学生去了教室。 介词常与动词,形容词,名词一起构成固定搭配。 belong to 属于 rely on 依靠 talk to 同...谈话 be afraid of 害怕 be strict with对...严格 介词一般放在名词之前。但它后面的介词宾语是疑问代词,疑问副词或者关系代词时，这些词提到了前面而只剩下介词在后了。 Where do you come from? 你是哪儿人? 介词在英语词汇中所占比例很小，但它们的用法却非常灵活,复杂。以下是一个例子: about 关于,附近,大约,周围,随身. I have bought a book about Shakespearean. 我买了一本有关莎士比亚的书。 1. WITH(1)v+with(a) v+withbegin, mix, agree, deal, fight, meet, play, quarrel, do, fool, reason, correspond, comply, settle.(b) v + sth (sb) + with + sth (sb)compare, provide, supply, feed, replace, combine, equip, furnish,(2)adj+withangry, strict, pleased, busy, covered, satisfied, filled, wrong, wild, crowded, connected, popular, covered, patient, annoyed, acquainted, delighted, confronted, content, friendly, identical, frank, concerned, bored, afflicted, associated, blended, burdened, comparable, consistent, disappointed, displeased, endowed, enraged, exhausted, familiar, gifted, impatient, infested, intimate, irritated, level, moved, occupied, overcome, popular, satisfied, vexed(3) n+withacquaintance, alliance, trouble, talk, chat, connection, consultation, conversation, sympathy,2. AT(1)v+ataim, point, snatch, wonder, strike, work, look, glance, laugh, run, catch, shoot, stare, glare, thrust, smile, call, fire, tear, knock, winder, arrive, come, gasp(2)adj+atamused, delighted, angry, good, surprised, astonished, pleased, terrified, clever, alarmed, astonished, clumsy, disgusted, impatient, quick, startled, surprised(3)n+atknock, pull, look, glance, smile, game, astonishment, surprise, alarm,3. IN(1)v+inget, lie, turn, draw, believe, share, take, drop, give, call, hand, succeed, bring, result, trade, involve, check, count, cut, indulge, pour, participate, intervene, fill,join, confide, trust, believe, persist, consist,(b) V+sb(sth)+inhelp, spend(2)adj+inrich, interested, active, disappointed, engaged, busy, weak, expert, successful, absorbed, skilled, concerned, experienced, confident, employed, accurate, clothed, diligent, negligent, proficient, prompt, versed,(3)n+ininterest, progress, satisfaction, faith, belief, confidence, response, pride, perseverance, harm, difficulty,pleasure, confidence, delight,4. FROM(1)V+from(a) V + fromlearn, die, come, suffer, hear, fall, rise, hang, escape, date, depart, result, descend, refrain, abstain, differ, distinguish, derive, expel, conceal, judge(b) V + sth ( sb) +from + sth ( sb or a place)borrow, protect, receive, separate, keep, stop, prevent,deter, choose, remove, save, dissuade, excuse, restrain(2)adj+fromdifferent, far, tired, made, separate, absent, distinct, hidden, made,(3)n+fromletter, visitor,absence, difference, protection, relief, rescue,5. OF(1)V+of(a) V+ofconsist, dream, hear, tell, think, know, talk, die, speak(b) V+sb+of+sthrob, warn, inform, remind, accuse, cheat, convince, relieve, deprive,(c) V+sth+of+sbask, beg, demand, require,(2)adj+ofaware, careful, free, short, sure, certain, worthy, afraid, hopeful, proud, full, tired, made, capable, impatient, considerate, characteristic, guilty, capable, composed, jealous, ashamed, envious, ignorant, apprehensive, bare, cautious, clear, composed, conscious, descriptive, exclusive, forgetful, fond, hard, incapable, informed, innocent, made, mindful, neglectful,observant, possessed, productive, regardless, rid, sensible, sick, susceptible, weary(3) n+ofquality, number, sample, choice, impression, neglect, attack, care, consideration, pleasure, doubt, way equivalence, possibility, example,6. ON(1)v+on(a) v+onact, lean, live, work, depend, look, wait, turn, switch, pull, have, keep, call, put, push, speak, insist, push, collaborate, count, frown, reckon, speculate, figure, carry,(b) V+sb(sth)+ON+sb(sth)congratulate, spend, base, fix(2)adj+onhard, keen, dependent, based, impressed,(3)n+onbook, discussion, lecture, advice, opinion, impression, attack, dependence, judgment, pity, mercy, authority7. TO(1)v+to(a) v+tolisten, stick, refer, turn, point, reply, occur, attend, see, lead, happen, come, get, write, hold, agree, belong, adapt, attribute, object, subscribe, adjust, accede, yield, resort, relate, respond, testify, succumb,(b) v+to+sbannounce, describe, explain, express, mention, report, say, shout, suggest, whisper, speak, talk, nod,(c) v+sth(sb)+sth(sb)devote, compare, add, introduce, invite, leave, join, reduce, sentence, carry, take,(2)adj+toequal, opposed, true, familiar, close, near, kind, harmful, polite, rude, similar, useful, married, known, used, good, dedicated, fair, essential, parallel, related, sensible, relevant, possible, indifferent, devoted, comparable, necessary, contrary, suitable, strange, close, alike, opposite, familiar, inferior, superior, proportionate, accessory, accustomed, adapted, addicted, adequate, adjacent, afflicted, akin, alive, amenable, applicable, attentive, awake, blind, common, conductive, congenial, contiguous, contrary, corresponding, deaf, derogatory, disagreeable, displeasing, distasteful, exposed, false, fatal, grateful, hostile, important, indifferent, loyal, moved, obedient, odious, opposite, painful, partial, peculiar, pleasant, precious, preferable, precious, prior, profitable, prone, proper, relative, relevant, sacred, strange, subsequent, susceptible, thankful, troublesome,(3)n+tokey, answer, visitor, end, way, solution, traitor, attention, exception, gratitude, approach8. FOR(1)v+for(a)v+foraccount, beg, hope, send, look, ask, long, pay, wish, wait, leave, fight, plan, prepare, care, stand, search, answer, run, call, bargain, inquire, press, apply, provide, apologize,grieve(b)v+sb+for+sthask, blame, forgive, pardon, pay, praise, punish, reward, thank, excuse,(2)adj+foreager, bad, good, famous, fit, suitable, ready, sorry, grateful, useful, late, responsible, proper, crucial, competent, eligible, noted, renowned, appropriate, notorious, convenient, possible, profitable, liable, necessary,anxious, bound, eligible, impatient, liable, sufficient, uncared, unfit, zealous,(3)n+forplan, need, reason, explanation, ability, affection, excuse, ambition, anxiety, reputation, consideration, necessity, talent, sympathy, cause, pretext, qualification9. ABOUT(1)v+aboutquarrel, agree, consult, complain, speak, bring, think, set, care, fumble, fuss, leave, move, lie, hear,speculate, inquire,(2)adj+abouthappy, anxious, nervous, cautious, careful, certain, excited, particular, pleased, concerned, enthusiastic,uneasy, troubled (3)n+onconcern, anxiety, opinion, question.副词的用法 He studies hard. 他用功读书。 His mother is very glad. 他母亲很高兴。 （1）.作状语 He works hard.（副词修饰动词） 他努力工作。 You are quite right.（修饰形容词） 你相当正确。 He parked the car very easily.（修饰副词） 他很容易地把汽车停放好了。 Unfortunately he was out.（修饰整个句子） 很不巧，他出去了。 （2）.作定语 有时少数地点副词和时间副词可以作定语，放在所修饰词的后边。 注意 副词作定语时和介词短语作定语一样，一律后置。 （3）.作表语 作表语的副词多数是表示位置的，如in, out，on，back, down，up，off，away，upstairs. He is in. 他在家。 What"s on this evening？ 今晚演什么节目?? （4）.作宾语补足语 Let them in. 让他们进来。 副词的位置 （1）.地点副词、时间副词和方式副词一般放在句末 注意 地点副词作定语时要后置，不属于这种情况。参见P.72<2.作定语>的例句。 I"ll wait for you here.（地点副词） 我将在这儿等你。 注意 有时为了强调时间，也可把时间副词放在句首。 The boy wrote the homework quickly. （方式副词） 这个男孩子写作业很快。 （2）.频度副词在句中位置有以下两种 a.在be动词、情态动词及第一个助动词之后。 She is always kind to us（be动词） 她对我们总是很好。 英文中数字的写法和汉语有所不同，想必大家都已经了解。但日常生活中难免还会连词是指把词、词组、分句和句子甚至段落连接起来的起连接作用的词或词组。连词的种类很多，主要有以下几类： 一、并列连词 1、表示对等关系的并列连词。使用该类并列连词时必须保持结构对等，词性统一，在句子中要使用对等成分，不可失之偏颇。常用的该类连词有：and，either．．．or，neither．．nor，as well as，both．．．and，not only．．．but also。如： This is an old clock that is not only very handsome but also accurate． 2、表示选择关系的并列连词。常用的该类连词有：or，or else，otherwise，rather than，either．．．or。如： You should get the license right away，or you"ll have to pay a fine． 3、表示转折和对比关系的并列连词。常用的该类连词有：but，while，whereas，yet，however，nevertheless，on the other hand，on the contrary。如： She is a funny girl，yet you can"t help liking her． 4、表示因果关系的并列连词。常用的该类连词有：so，for，therefore，hence，thus，consequently，accordingly。如： It was raining heavily，so the sports meeting was postponed． 二、从属连词 1、引导时间状语的从属连词。该类连词除一些常用的外，还包括：as soon as，the moment（一……就……），the minute，the instant，once， immediately（一……就……），no sooner．．．than （一……就……），hardly．．．when（刚……就……）。 如： He told me the news immediately he got it． 2、引导地点状语的从属连词。该类连词有两个：where和wherever。如： Where there is a life，there is a hope． 3、引导条件状语的从属连词。该类连词除 if，unless和if only（要是……就好了），还有： provided（that），providing（that），supposing（that）， suppose，in case（that），as long as（只要），on condition that。如： If only I had more money，I could buy some new clothes． 4、引导目的状语的从属连词。该类连词主要有：so that，that，in order that，lest，for fear that， in case（that）。例如： She worried for fear that the child would be hurt． 5、引导原因状语的从属连词。该类连词主要有：as，because，since，in that， now that（既然），seeing that（鉴于）。例如： Seeing that it is eight o"clock，we"ll wait no longer． 6、引导比较状语的从属连词。该类连词主要有：as，as．．．as，less（more）．．． than，the more．．．the more。例如： The more we can do for you，the happier we will be． 7、引导方式状语的从属连词。该类连词主要有：as，as if（好像），as though（好像）。例如： Heat can flow from a hot body to a cooler body as if it were a fluid． 8、引导结果状语的从属连词。该类连词主要有：so．．．that，such．．．that，so（that）。例如： He is such an honest man that everyone would like to trust him． 9、引导让步状语的从属连词。该类连词主要有：though，although，even if，even though， while，as，whatever，however，whoever，no matter．．．（不管）。例如： Hard as he tried，he failed to pass the exam． 三、连接代词和连接副词 这类词用来引导名词性从句。连接代词有：that（不充当成分），which，what，who，whose等；连接副词有：when，where，how，why等。 四、关系代词和关系副词 这类词用来引导定语从句。关系代词包括：who，that，which，as，whose，whom等。关系副词包括：when，where，why，how等。关系代词和关系副词起着三重作用：其一，它们连接着主句和从句；其二，它们代表着主句的一个先行词（which和as还可以代表主句中的一个词组或整个句子）；其三，它们又在从句中充当成分。

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1925年3月，身在美国纽约的著名诗人闻一多有感于时事，将被帝国主义掠走的澳门、香港、台湾、威海卫、广州湾、九龙、旅大，喻为七个与母亲离散的孤儿，并写出了七块土地对祖国的眷念，澳门便是“七子”之首。

用最贵的演员，露最少的脸。——《诺兰哈迪传》没有慷慨激昂，没有热血沸腾，没有英雄的冲锋，没有人性的光辉。只有惊恐的士兵，泥泞的海滩，阴暗的天空，草芥的生命，求生的欲望，沉闷的气氛，压抑的绝望。战场就是炼狱，生命就是这么卑微不堪 #你热爱战争的唯一原因是没参加过战争三条故事线，不同时间长度，却有意平行剪辑，造成假象。这一回没太多叙事花样，也没什么视觉奇观。主要还是还原恐怖气氛，营造当时的绝望与紧张感。这里有英雄也有被吓破胆的普通小兵，小兵代入感更强。音乐对影片情绪有强烈的推动，也让结尾更加释然。结尾滑翔真的很美。算诺兰一次新的挑战。一个《敦刻尔克》，生生拍出了《盗梦空间》的即视感。把尽人皆知结果的一个历史事件拍的全程悬念迭出，让观众屏住呼吸看完全场，恐怕也只有诺兰了。。。这篇影评可能有剧透港口：一周海上：一天空中: 一小时在新电影《敦刻尔克》中，诺兰在影片开始就以字幕的形式清晰的向大家表明，我又要开始我最爱的多时间多空间交错花式非线性演绎了。第一条线是敦刻尔克港口待撤退的士兵，第二条线是响应号召开着自家游艇带着俩小孩赶来敦刻尔克营救的英国老大爷，第三条线是阻击德国空袭的英国空军。比起以往诺兰电影多空间多时间交错的讲述方式，这一次同样的手法却没有留丝毫悬念，所以我不是很赞同把战争片拍成《盗梦空间》的说法，也许在叙述方式上很诺兰，但效果完全不同，这一次层层穿插带来的更多的是清晰明了，三条故事线的互相叠加也使得这场只有一个多小时的大片厚度饱满。拍《敦刻尔克》的想法来自于诺兰和妻子以及朋友一同驾驶游船度过海峡到达敦刻尔克，这一次旅行中他看了一本有关“发电机行动”的书。对我们而言，提到敦刻尔克，即使不知道是什么也知道后面铁定带着“大撤退”三个字，更何况对于一个英国人。我想渡过海峡的经历和渡海时所看的书影响诺兰选择了“发电机行动”这个视角。也就是说抛开敦刻尔克大撤退最夺眼球的为什么希特勒下令停火这个大噱头，抛弃了更能制造扑朔迷离气氛的强力迷幻剂：英法德三国政客在这个罕见历史大事件背后所做的政治博弈。诺兰所做的不是把所有人都知道的故事按他的方式重新讲述一遍，而是更为实验性的让观众自己在这个历史事件中走一遭，亲身体验当时发生了什么。对于这种让历史学家吵的不可开交的二战大悬案发生这么多年以后看清各方棋子再去深挖谁做了什么多多少少有些马后炮，导演不想带着观众去这种浑水里游一通，更多的是给我们体验当下，德军包围，无路可退，活着回家那种紧迫感绝望感以及期待感。电影的开头是几个英国士兵在破败的街道上捡到德军洒的传单，传单上清晰表明四十万英法联军已经被德军围逼在法国北部的狭小地带，只剩下敦刻尔克的小港可做海上退路。接着这几个士兵就遭到德军袭击，一路逃窜跑向正在紧急撤兵的码头。作为一个大家耳熟能详的历史故事来说，这样的开头无疑是短小精悍直截了当到让人惊讶。随便一个人讲敦刻尔克这个故事开头大多是“二战开始不久，德国大举进攻法国……”或者“德国炮火迅猛再把英法四十万大军困死在一个小港口眼看就能重写历史的节点上希特勒下达停火令……”。没有采用这种层层铺垫将故事以及人物烘托的更为饱满的方式开场，我认为一方面和选题有关，自始至终导演想讲的都只是“发电机行动”而不是整个敦刻尔克事件，再者这不是一部典型的好莱坞个人英雄主义题材电影，主角的台词大概不超过十句，三条线穿插在一起甚至让人意识不到这部电影还有主角，所以并不需要一个冗长的讲述来烘托人物。也许我们一开始对于战争片想象是观众坐好，等待导演一点一点带你进入年代进入故事进入人物进入氛围，但这次，导演一来什么都没说就安置了一枚炸弹，并用三根引线从三个方向同时点燃，让观众自己感受。有一点同大多数战争片不同的是全篇几乎没有出现敌人的身影，除过片末英国飞行员烧毁飞机被德军俘虏的时候可以看到几个模糊的德军身影以外全片没有德军出现。诺兰把调动全片紧张气氛的关键因素，敌军放在了银幕之外，安插在了观众自己心里。我们随时能感受到敌人在这里，在那里，在水下，在沙丘后，在天上。这也许是《敦刻尔克》最厉害的地方，无处不在无路可逃一次又一次伴着完美的音效带动肾上腺素飙升。电影的结尾和开头一样清爽直接，撤退成功，士兵回家。虽然不是一部个人英雄主义电影却可以理解为一部集体英雄主义电影，影片中出现过两次欢呼，一次是英国老百姓响应号召开着游艇渔船到达敦刻尔克受到士兵们的欢呼，这无疑是整个电影的高潮也是这个题材最撼动人心的部分。第二次欢呼是疲惫的士兵回到国土，受到国人热烈的欢迎，士兵自己有些不知所措，说我们只是逃了回来，但对于国人来说，原本计划接三万士兵回国最终接回来三十万本身而言即使是一场失败的胜利，也是伟大的胜利，所以说这不是一个典型的战争片，没有枪对枪炮对炮的热血感，而是失败之中的大获全胜。片尾英国小哥从报纸上看来的捷讯是丘吉尔的演讲，这段演讲有原声保留下来。真实的史料本身放在故事的最后大概更为催泪，但就好像一开头导演不打算用希特勒做噱头来赚眼球一样，结尾导演也不打算用丘吉尔来赚眼泪。这段演讲只是按英国小哥视角看到报纸上报道的事件结果，没有煽动，没有鼓吹，只有三十万一起撤退回祖国的同伴。这一点是整部电影我最喜欢的部分，影片中没有出现丘吉尔，希特勒，戈林等等围绕这个事件众人皆知的几个历史大人物，而是完完全全抛开这些站在战争幕布之后夺眼球的指挥作战的人，专心于那些冒着炮火站在最前线的小人物。把敌人藏在观众的心里，把塑造历史的大人物藏在历史里，只是尽导演之责用声音和画面好好讲故事，可以说《敦刻尔克》是一部达到了我期待值的电影。最后附上片尾出现在报纸上的丘吉尔的演讲，因为觉得写的太好了……“Even though large tracts of Europe and many old and famous states have fallen or may fall into the grip of the Gestapo and all the odious apparatus of Nazi rule, we shall not flag or fail. We shall go on to the end, we shall fight in France, we shall fight on the seas and oceans, we shall fight with growing confidence and growing strength in the air, we shall defend our island, whatever the cost may be, we shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall fight in the fields and in the streets, we shall fight in the hills; we shall never surrender.”二刷之后又对这部电影的一些地方有了新的看法所以想要补充一点新的东西。关于时间运用看第一遍时只是觉得诺兰把一个完整的故事分摊在三条时间线上穿梭着进行，在时间运用上诺兰无疑是一位游刃有余的大师，但在看第二遍时配合着音乐声中加入的钟表滴答声突然觉得与其把电影中的三条时间仅仅看做是偶尔交叉的三条线，不如说导演的野心是把整个故事摆在一个表盘上进行，这个表盘由三个同心圆构成，三个一环套一环的圆圈所代表的时针分针秒针则分别是电影中的一周一天一小时。三个时间圈分别以故事为圆心按照自己的节奏转动，跑的最快的秒针最早与分针交汇，所以三架战斗机从游艇上空掠过，船长Dawson光靠听就知道飞来的是什么。随后分针也与时针也有了交汇，游艇船长Dawson救起坐在沉船上的陆军Cillian Murphy，陆军说是鱼雷击沉了船，这也是为什么过了几幕代表一周的那圈转的最慢的时间轴才讲鱼雷击中运兵的船。三根指针按照自己的速度时有穿插，最终三根指针重合，三个故事环终止转动。而整个配乐中表针走动的滴答声贯穿全程也完美配合了这种表盘式的叙述方式。第二遍看下来不得不感叹这种精准的时间运用简直比画面表现出的克制还要克制，导演大概强迫症晚期了吧，如果说前几部电影诺兰能够完美的运用时间的话，这一次他则真正做到了把时间可视化，时间是像空气一样存在与周遭却又最不容易被塑造成型的东西，诺兰几乎每一部电影都在和时间较真儿，但这次他干脆让整部电影变成了一个巨大的表盘呈现在屏幕上，估计以后不干导演的话诺兰会去造表吧……关于配乐影片塞得满满的音乐不论对于只看了一遍还是刷了好几遍的人来说都是影片不得不谈的一个方面，这一点当然有人喜欢也有人讨厌，这里想说的并不是配乐的合理性或者配乐有多好多不好，而是影片结束前的一个留白，就是Tommy上了火车，对面的人想跟他说话，他却只是缩在座位上睡着了，这几秒是完全没有一点音乐的，或者说完全静音，整个影院的人到这里理论上应该松口气才对，但在这几秒的安静里连周围观众的喘气声音都听不到。我个人非常喜欢这个停顿，这让我想到绘画的留白或者法餐精致的摆盘。对于每一帧都塞满音乐的影片配乐来说突然留出一个缺口应该是一件做不好会显得唐突的事，好在这一处时间算的非常精准，三个时间点交汇完毕，表盘停了下来，滴答声停止，大乐章谢幕，不再有紧张的时间压迫感，一觉醒来噩梦已然过去。所以我并不认为这部影片音乐满到溢出来，给观众在激烈情节处足够的试听震撼却又在该停住的地方毫不犹豫地当即停住是一件不容易做到的事。

粉饰太平的解释 [present a false picture of peace and prosperity;whitewash an odious situation] 粉饰:涂饰表面。粉饰太平,把混乱 局面 说成太平盛世 他们是灾荒中生长的,而灾荒养成了他们的麻木,有着粉饰太平的职责的人们是可以 原谅 的,因为他们也有理由麻木。——闻一多 《 可怕 的 冷静 》 详细解释 谓涂饰外表，掩盖实情，把混乱 腐败 的局面， 装点 成太平盛世的样子。 宋 周密 《齐东野语·嘉定宝玺》 ：“盖当国者方粉饰太平，故一时恩赏，实为冒滥。” 明 章懋 《国子监策士》 ：“国学之设，所以 维持 世教， 造就 人才，而非徒为粉饰太平之具也。” 郭沫若 《洪波曲》 第三章四：“一切不都是同样地包而不办，办而无法， 而且 还在粉饰太平吗？” 词语分解 粉饰的解释 ∶涂饰表面, 打扮 , 装饰 云:;是当为河伯妇,;;共粉饰之。;;《史记; 滑稽 列传》 ∶掩盖实质或失误粉饰 错误 详细解释.傅粉妆饰。《史记·滑稽列传》：“巫行视小家女好者，云是当为 河伯 妇，即娉取……共粉 太平的解释 社会 安定安于太平之乐。;;宋; 苏轼《教战守》详细解释.谓时世 安宁 和平 。《吕氏春秋·大乐》：“ 天下 太平，万物安宁。”《史记·秦始皇本纪》：“黔首脩絜，人乐同则，嘉保太平。” 唐 温庭筠 《长安春晚

Smell and taste

粉fěn细末儿：粉末。粉剂。粉尘。米粉。花粉。药粉。漂白粉特指化装用的粉末：香粉。粉墨登场。粉黛。扑粉。粉霜用涂料抹刷：粉刷。粉饰使破碎，成为粉末：粉碎。粉身碎骨白色的或带粉末的：粉墙。粉蝶。粉连纸。粉笔用豆粉或别的粉做成的食品：粉丝。凉粉。粉皮。粉芡。米粉肉浅红色：粉色。粉花笔画数：10；部首：米；笔顺编号：4312343453笔画顺序：捺撇横竖撇捺撇捺折撇详解:粉fěn【名】同本义〖ricepowder〗粉,傅面者也。《说文》藻火粉米。《书·益稷》。郑注:“粉米,白米也。”石崇厕常有十余婢侍列,皆丽服藻饰,置甲煎粉、沉香汁之属,无不毕备。《世说新语·汰侈》妆饰用的白色粉末,亦有染成红色者〖facepowder〗何平叔美姿仪,面至白,魏明帝疑其傅粉。《世说新语·容止》又如:脂粉;粉面泛指细末状物质〖powder〗。如:粉沸;粉节用米、豆类或马铃薯等淀粉制成的食品,特指粉条或粉丝〖noodlesorvermicellimadefrombeanorsweetpotatostarch〗他一时慌了,弯下腰去抓那粉汤。《儒林外史》又如:米粉;炒粉;凉粉;粉汤;粉团绘画用的颜料〖paint〗。如:粉墨;粉绘粉fěn【动】研成粉末;粉碎〖smash〗粉,分也。研米使分散也。《释名》又如:粉零麻碎;粉骨捐躯涂饰;粉饰〖white-wash〗。如:粉拂;粉堞奖饰,称誉〖cosmetic;praise〗。如:粉饰粉fěn【形】白色的;带白色的;粉红色的〖white;pink〗粉粳五十斛。《红楼梦》又如:粉粳;粉巾;粉白;粉色粉笔fěnbǐ〖chalk〗熟石膏粉加水搅拌、灌入模型后凝固成的条状物,主要用来在黑板上写字粉肠，粉肠儿fěncháng,fěnchángr〖sausageofamylum〗淀粉与各种调料混合后灌入肠衣蒸熟的食品粉刺fěncì〖acne〗病名。又名痤疮,是一种毛囊皮脂腺的慢性炎症性疾患,一般是由于雄性激素的分泌量增多,使皮脂腺肥大,皮脂分泌增多和毛囊皮脂腺导管角化栓塞,在细菌作用下引起毛囊周围炎性反应粉黛fěndài〖women〗白粉和黑粉。后代指年轻貌美的女子回头一笑百媚生,六宫粉黛无颜色。唐·白居易《长恨歌》粉坊fěnfáng〖workshopinwhichsheetjelly,vermicelli,noodlesaremadefrombeanorsweetpotatostarch〗生产粉丝等制品的作坊粉末fěnmò〖powder〗由纤细微粒组成的物质,如粉状的干土或分解了的物质粉墨fěnmò〖make-up〗修饰今乃衣绮缟,傅粉墨,岂鸿所愿哉!《后汉书·梁鸿传》粉墨登场fěnmò-dēngchǎng〖ascendthestagewithpowderandrougemake-up;doone"scostumeandappearonthestage〗妆化好了,上台演戏。比喻人们开始在社会上、政坛上等活动起来粉嫩fěnnèn〖whiteanddelicate〗又白又嫩那么粉嫩的一双手哪能干这种粗活粉皮fěnpí〖sheetjellymadefrombeanorsweetpotatostarch〗绿豆和薯类淀粉加工成的片状食物,供凉拌食用粉芡fěnqiàn〖starchintheformofplasterusedincooking〗淀粉加水和调料搅拌后的勾芡液粉墙fěnqiáng〖whitewashedwall〗用白灰粉刷过的墙红漆大门,八字粉墙粉墙fěnqiáng〖whitewashawall〗用石灰等涂料抹墙粉身碎骨fěnshēn-suìgǔ〖begroundtodust;haveone"sbodysmashedtopieces〗身体粉碎,指死。也说“粉骨碎身”。常用在为某种目的时粉骨碎身浑不怕,只留青白在人间。明·于谦《石灰吟》粉饰fěnshì〖camouflage;gild〗∶涂饰表面,打扮,装饰云:“是当为河伯妇,”共粉饰之。《史记·滑稽列传》〖glossover;slickup〗∶掩盖实质或失误粉饰错误粉饰太平fěnshì-tàipíng〖presentafalsepictureofpeaceandprosperity;whitewashanodioussituation〗粉饰:涂饰表面。粉饰太平,把混乱局面说成太平盛世他们是灾荒中生长的,而灾荒养成了他们的麻木,有着粉饰太平的职责的人们是可以原谅的,因为他们也有理由麻木。闻一多《可怕的冷静》粉刷fěnshuā〖whitewash〗用白垩、石灰等涂刷墙壁粉丝fěnsī〖vermicellimadefrombeanstarch,etc.〗某些淀粉制成的长丝状干食品,用温水浸泡后再烹制成需要的食品花样粉碎fěnsuì〖brokenintopieces〗∶碎成粉末碗摔得粉碎〖smash;shatter〗∶使失败;完全打碎;使崩溃粉碎所有的阴谋〖shiver〗∶撞成碎片一个雕像掉在石板上被砸得粉碎粉条fěntiáo〖noodlesmadefrombeanofsweetpotatostarch,etc.〗比粉丝横截面粗的同类食品粉头fěntóu〖prostitute〗明清小说中称妓女;戏剧中以粉涂面的净角粉妆玉琢fěnzhuāng-yùzhuó〖deckedoutbeautifully〗如用白粉装饰的,用白玉雕成的。形容人长得白净。也形容雪景士隐见女儿越发生得粉妆玉琢,乖觉可喜,便伸手接来。《红楼梦》出处:[①]［fěn］［《__》方吻切，上吻，非。］米细末。亦指谷类、豆类作物子实的细末。泛指细末状物质。妆饰用的白色粉末，亦有染成红色者。涂饰用的白色或有色粉末。研成细末；粉碎。涂饰；粉饰。引申为奖饰，称誉。白色的；带白色的；粉红色的。谷类或豆类粉末制成的食品。多指粉条。【未集上】【米字部】粉；康熙笔画：10；页码：页907第16【__】方吻切【集_】【__】【正_】府吻切，?分上_。【篇海】米粉。【_名】分也。_米使分散也。【周_·天官】修_之_，糗_粉_。【_】豆屑也。又【_文】傅面者也。【__】古傅面亦用米粉。又染之__粉，後乃___粉。【博物志】__成胡粉。【_名】胡粉，胡_也，脂和以_面也。又【正_】_采_色_之粉_。又_石_白灰，__壁曰粉。【白居易_】文昌新入有光_，紫界金_白粉_。【_】__省皆以粉_壁，_古_列士，曰_省，亦曰粉省。又【事文_聚】海粉母如墨_形，大三四寸，冬畜家中，春_海_田_，色_如荷包，海粉_所溲也。或曰插竹枝田中，母_枝吐出成粉。又【正字通】凡物_之如屑者，皆_粉。粉通_，非_米也。又竹名。【_部疏】粉竹舂_，_佳_料者，美于江南之白_。又地名。【水_】堵水出自上粉_。【注】孟__太守，治房陵，故_有粉水，_居其上，故曰上粉。取此水_粉，皓耀__，_水皆取名焉。又【集_】方_切，音_。_也。_也。【字__】粉，白_也，从上_。所以_物曰粉，从去_。《字_》皆作府刎切，非。【卷七】【米部】编号：4483粉，[方吻切]，傅面者也。从米分_。

只有 KE 三声 一种读音 还有你后面的yxxx是什么意思看不明白

Smell a bad odor

英语谚语: Take time while time is for time will be away 中文意思: 有时间要加以利用，因为时间是要消逝的。 随机推荐10条英文谚语： Cleanliness is next to godliness 清净近乎神圣。 Clothes make the man 人要衣装，佛要金装。 Come what may heaven won"t fall 船到桥头自会直。 Comfort is better than pride 安慰胜过傲慢。 Coming events cast their shadows before them 山雨欲来风满楼。 Compare your grievs with other men"s and they will seem less 你的悲痛与人比，悲痛就会轻一些。 Comparisons are odious 人比人，气死人。 Confession is the first step to repentance 悔罪先须认罪。 Confidence of success is almost success 对成功抱有信心，就近乎成功。 Conquer of fear of death and you are put into possession of your life 不怕死，然后才能生。 英语谚语: Take time while time is for time will be away 中文意思: 有时间要加以利用，因为时间是要消逝的。

花粉的粉怎么写粉字的笔画、笔顺： 读音：fěn部首：米笔画数：10笔顺编码：丶ノ一丨ノ丶ノ丶フノ名称：点、撇、横、竖、撇、点 / 、撇、捺、横折钩、撇、

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In one version, Eos (Aurora), the goddess of dawn, fell in love with Cephalus. In jealous distress, Procris ran into the forest. Cephalus searched for her but paused to rest. When Procris crept up to see if he was with Eos, Cephalus thought the rustling in the bushes was an animal and killed Procris with his spear. After accidentally killing his wife, Cephalus was sent into exile on an island. The Roman poet Ovid wrote a detailed account of Cephalus and Procris in his narrative poem the Metamorphoses, Ovid"s version describes Cephalus"s feats as a hunter and the series of crises that occur in the couple"s relationship.

1、Each day brings its oe is best. 在家千日好，出门时时难。 6、Nothing brave, nothing have. 不入虎穴，焉得虎子。 7、Avarice blinds our eyes. 财迷心窍。 8、Enough is as good as a feast. 知足常乐。 9、As they sopany. 同病相怜。 24、Every day is not Sunday. 好景不常在，好花不常开。 25、Conversation makes one parisons are odious. 人比人，气死人。 29、A soe as the Romans do. 入乡随俗。 36、Devil must be driven out er sometimes nods. 人非圣贤，孰能无过。 39、Many kiss the baby for the nurse"s sake. 醉翁之意不在酒。 40、Cry up e to it. 既来之，则安之。 43、Money is the root of all evil. 金钱是万恶之源。 44、It is the first step that costs. 万事开头难。 45、Draething. 塞翁失马，安知非福。 54、One e setime durnk. 不要过河拆桥。 71、Cut short the nonsense and return to one"s muttons. 闲话少说，言归正传。 72、Clothes make the man. 人要衣装，佛要金装。 73、experience is the extract of suffering. 经验是受苦的结晶。 74、Merry is he that hath nought to lose. 人无所失，不亦乐乎。 75、Nothing comes amiss to a hungry man. 饥不择食。 76、Overdone is worse than undone. 过犹不及。 77、Measure for measure. 以牙还牙。 英语生活谚语_经典谚语 英语生活谚语_经典谚语_ 1、 劣工咎器。 A bad or blight of lifes happiness. 6、 言行不一。 e from preparing for the e to it. 63、 需要面前无法律。 Necessity knoplacent about e alone. 70、 有的时候不爱惜，失了以后空叹息。 sweeps clean. 98、 两只耳朵对一舌，故应多听而少说。 Two ears to one tongue, therefore hear much and speak little. 99、 有钱能讲话。 Money talks. 100、 贪多咽不下。 Too much to swallow. 英语常用谚语_经典谚语 英语常用谚语_经典谚语_ 1、 人生如朝露。 Life is like the morning dee books are to be tasted, others to be che ignorance. 64、 山穷水尽疑无路，柳暗花明又一村。 At the end of ones rope there is no of success. 67、 青年冒失莽撞；成年发奋图强；老年遗憾懊丧。 Youth is rash; Adult struggle; Old age is a regret. 68、 如果你不能有最好的，你就充分利用你现有的吧。 If you cant have the best, make the most of ting. 86、 忍过痛受过苦，最知幸福是何物。 He knows best what happiness is that has endured pain and sufferings. 87、 顺境交朋友，逆境试真情。 prosperity makes friends, adversity tries them. 88、 三脚猫无所长。 A three-legged cat has no legs. 89、 战争是死亡的筵席。 the cradle to the grave. 92、 困难和不幸不能使人富有，却能使人聪明。 Adversity makes a man wise, not rich. 93、 笨蛋难聚财。 A fool and his money are soon parted. 94、 污浊的空气杀人比刀还要快。 Foul air kills faster than the sword. 95、 适量劳动健身大有益。 A little labor, much health. 96、 英雄所见略同。 Great minds think alike. 97、 爱情和咳嗽是藏不住的。 Love and a cough cannot be hid. 98、 旅行者最需要的是几种语言。 facts. 常用英语谚语_经典谚语 常用英语谚语_经典谚语_ 1、 两人同骑一马，必有一人在后。 If te him. 13、 妻子是一家的钥匙。 The etimes more vivid than reality. 30、 新官新法。 Nees, old love goes. 84、 老不老，自己晓。 Every man is as old as he is old. 85、 一个敌人也太多。 One enemy is too many. 86、 欲得女儿欢，先遂其母意。 He that . 89、 直树也有曲根。 Straight trees have crooked roots. 90、 事后追悔不如事前稳妥。 Better safe than sorry. 91、 只要真正渴求知识，都能得到，这是知识的特点。 It is the peculiarity of knowledge that those who really thirst for it always get it. 92、 龙配龙，凤配凤。 Dragon with dragon, chicken with chicken. 93、 困难见友情。 Difficulties show friendship. 94、 不要没碰到就叫。 Dont yell without touching it. 95、 天才不过是勤奋而已。 Genius is nothing but labor and diligence. 96、 有利必有弊。 Every advantage has its disadvantage. 97、 无事可做比有许多事要做更伤脑筋。 There is more trouble in having nothing to do than in having many things to do. 98、 谦逊往往比骄傲受益更多。 Humility often benefits more than pride. 99、 喜中有忧。 Joy is mixed with sorrow. 100、 世界上只有两种力量∶刀和笔；而其结果，后者总是战胜前者。 There are only two powers in the world: the knife and the pen; As a result, the latter always beats the former.

最短的：Gulliver"s Travels, Jonathan Swift"s brilliant, satirical adventure, is a must-read. It is an appealing novel containing both, whimsy and wit. Swift seamlessly blends fact with fiction in this tale of an English ship surgeon. It pokes fun at the travelogues of this time period.Lemuels Gulliver goes on four remarkable voyages across the globe and gets himself in several different situations. Symbolism, humor, and intelligence fill all three-hundred and eleven pages. The reader gets a good laugh all through the book at the expense of the main character. Gulliver has no sense of humor and adapts to every single environment that he is in. The book is well written masterpiece full of details. It is impossible to lose interest while reading each eventful chapter. The reader can never really predict what is next for the adventurous, gullible Gulliver.Gulliver"s travels is a novel that anyone who has an imagination would find entertaining and appealing. On the other hand, some members of the book club will find this book to ridiculous. This novel is not the typical satire, drama, comedy or adventure. Most books that we book worms read are serious or sometimes dark but this novel is neither. It is a fun read that doesn"t take itself too seriously.1If you come to Gulliver"s Travels only knowing it as told to children, you could be as surprised as if you mistook a grizzly bear for a teddy. Despite it"s magical narrative, Swift"s black humour and acute satire are the book"s chief pleasures.In the first voyage Gulliver is shipwrecked, waking up with his body and hair fastened to the ground. He is addressed in a strange language by a “human Creature not six inches high”, and then harmlessly attacked by a minute army. When he becomes a servant of the King of Lilliput the satire begins to bite. As we view the Lilliputians through Gulliver"s eyes, their wars and politics (which echo the events of Swift"s day) appear proportionately small-minded and vicious. Disillusioned with Lilliputian society, Gulliver soon seeks his escape.In the second voyage the situation is reversed. Fortunately, the giants of Brobdingnag are for the most part kind-hearted, and Gulliver becomes deeply attached to them. Nevertheless, he is vulnerable not just to gigantic wasps, monkeys and cow-pats, but also to criticism of his own species. After questioning Gulliver about the history of Britain, the King is wounding: “I cannot but conclude the Bulk of your Natives, to be the most pernicious Race of little odious Vermin that Nature ever suffered to crawl upon the Surface of the Earth”.The remaining voyages progressively show humanity"s wickedness in a starker light. In the final voyage a race of super-intelligent horses debate whether to exterminate the revolting human Yahoos who blight their island. The reader"s sympathies are somewhat mixed. By this point, Gulliver"s Travels has become less a satire than a fictional polemic, a forebear of The Time Machine, Brave New World and Animal Farm. Like the authors of these novels, Swift powerfully exploits his imaginative resources to ask unsettling questions about politics, science and human nature. It may not be suitable for kids, but it is literature of the very highest order.2Lemuel Gulliver tells his story of wanderlust and the marvelous countries he visited while travelling. His travels took place in the early 1700"s when England was discovering and claiming lands around the world. Yet Gulliver did not try to claim the lands he discovered for Mother England.Gulliver visits Lilliput, where the residents are only about six inches tall. His next journey takes him to Brobdingnag, where the residents are about sixty feet tall. In each of these places he is an oddity because of his size. His ship is overtaken by pirates on his next trip and he is rescued by the people on Laputa, an island that floats in the air above the world. On his last expedition he winds up shipwrecked in Houyhnhnm, a land where the intelligent species looks like our horses. The abridged version of his travels are amazing to anyone young or old.The unabridged version of this story holds a lot of amusement for any politically savvy adult. Gulliver comments on each country"s government and how it is superior to the English and European governments. He uses these countries to highlight all the problems within his own country. His description of lawyers still fits to a tea even today. He saterizes every level of government and human failings.All too often I found myself tuning out as Gulliver continued to describe his government to another country"s leader. Of course that other leader could not understand how anyone could live the way Gulliver depicted. Other times I would be laughing at how well Swift would show ourselves to us. The research school is beyond imagination. I also know why most dramatizations stop after Lilliput and Brobdingnag. Swift uses the last two countries to poke most of his barbs. The travels drag in my opinion when he keeps going on about the govermnments or actions of men. He uses satire like a stick to beat the reader over the head.There were times I was sick of his (Gulliver"s) self righteousness. He was always unfailingly polite (except to a dwarf in the giant land) and would never presume. He would listen to reason among all rulers of lands and try to explain his own countrymen logically. Swift draws Gulliver as extremely proper. By the end of the book Gulliver has withdrawn from society. Society hasn"t lost anything by his isolation.

2018年12月大学英语六级词汇看图记忆汇总 　　rot v. (使)腐烂，(使)腐 败n. 腐烂，腐 败 　　例句：Some of rubbish rots away over a long time. 　　有些垃圾时间久了就烂掉了。 　　rotten adj. 腐烂的，恶臭的，堕落的，风化的，虚弱的 　　例句：This place has an odious smell; something must be rotten. 　　这个地方有一股臭味，一定有东西腐烂了。 　　decay v. 腐 朽，衰减n. 腐朽，衰减 　　例句：The Empire decayed in the nineteenth century. 　　帝国在十九世纪时衰落。 　　erode vt. 侵蚀，腐 蚀vi. 受腐 蚀，逐渐销蚀掉 　　例句：The sea has eroded the cliff face over the years. 　　海水经年累月冲刷着峭壁的表面。 　　erosion n. 腐蚀，侵蚀 　　例句：Soil erosion by rain and wind is a serious problem for thehistorical relics. 　　雨和风对土壤的侵蚀对历史古迹来说是个严重问题。 　　2018年12月大学英语六级词汇看图记忆汇总

　　英语谚语从字面看表达的是日常生活现象,但往往具有深层含义。其形式工整、语言凝炼、节奏铿锵、音律顿挫,给读者带来诸多美感。下面是我整理的常见的英语谚语，感兴趣的过来看看吧。 　　常见的英语谚语(精选) 　　A bad penny always comes back. 恶有恶报。 　　A bad shearer never had a good sickle. {A bad workman always blames his tools.}劣工尤器。 　　A bad shearer never had a good sickle. 劣工尤器。 　　A bad workman always blames his tools. 劣工尤器。 　　A bad workman quarrels with his tool. 不好的木匠怪罪他的工具。/ 【谚】 拙工常怪工具差(厨师笨,怪刀钝) 　　A bird in hand is worth two in the bush.一鸟在手胜于两鸟在林。 　　A burnt child dreads the fire. 谈虎变色。 　　A burnt child dreads the fire.受灼的小孩必怕火。 　　A cat may look at a king.君王卿相于我何。 　　A contented mind is a perpetual feast.知足常乐。 　　A dying deer doesn"t choose a shade. ( or ) Beggars are no choosers. 鹿死不择音(阴)。 　　A fault confessed is half redressed. 【谚】承认错误等于改正了一半。 　　A forced kindness deserves no thanks. 【谚】虚情假意不值得感谢。 　　A friend in need is a friend indeed. 患难见真情。 　　A house divided against itself cannot stand. 【谚】不和睦之家不长久。(圣经马可福音3︰25) 　　A leopard cannot change it"s spots. 江山易改，本性难移。 　　A little learning is a dangerous thing. 一知半解最危险。只知皮毛是件危险的事。 　　A little pot is soon hot.小人物易发怒。 　　A leopard cannot change it"s spots. 江山易改，本性难移。 　　A man can only die once. 【谚】人的生命只有一次。(指生命宝贵) 　　A man is as old as he feels, and a woman as old as she looks. 　　A new broom sweeps clean. 【谚】新官上任三把火。 　　A penny saved is a penny gained [earned]. 【谚】省一文等于挣一文。 　　A place for everything, and everything in its place. 【谚】井井有条才能各得其所;有条不紊。 　　A polite person never interrupts others while they are discussing important matters. 　　当其它人讨论重要事情时，一个有礼貌的人从不打搅他们。 　　A politician has to have good insight as well as common sense. 一个政治家一定要有洞察力及常识。 　　A politician must be discreet. 一个政治家必须要谨慎。 　　A politician needs to avoid controversy. 政治人物必须避免争议。 　　A poor man who never flatters is not so good as a rich man who is courteous. 贫而无谄，不如富而好礼。 　　A pot calling the kettle black. 五十步笑百步。 　　A rolling stone gathers no moss. 滚石不生苔;转业不聚财。 　　A soft answer turned away wrath.和言足以息怒(柔足以克刚)。 　　A sound mind in a sound body.健全的头脑寓于健全的身体。 　　A still tongue makes a wise head. 【谚】寡言多智。 　　A stitch in time saves nine. 及时一针省九针。及时行事，则事半功倍。(防微杜渐)。 　　A tree is known by its fruit. 从所结的果子可以知道一棵果树的好坏。 　　A white complexion is powerful enough to hide seven faults. 一白遮三丑。 　　A wise man is never less alone than when alone. 【谚】智者独处而不孤独。 　　A wolf in sheep"s clothing. 笑里藏刀的人(披着羊皮的狼)。 　　A wonder lasts but nine days. 【谚】再新鲜的事也新鲜不了几天。 　　常见的英语谚语(热门) 　　Bad news travels fast.恶事传千里。 　　Barking dogs seldom bite.吠叫的狗不咬人。 　　Be just before you are generous. 【谚】先要正直，才能大方。 　　Beauty -- and all the values that derive from beauty -- are not measured and evaluated in terms of the dollar. 　　美 -- 以及所有起源自美的价值 -- 是不能用金钱的角度来衡量和评估的。 　　Beauty catches the eye. 秀色可餐。 　　Beauty is but [only] skin deep. 【谚】美色只是一层皮(指不可以貌取人)。 　　Beauty is in the eye of beholder. 情人眼里出西施﹝各人审美观点不同﹞。 　　Beauty is not a positive thing. 美丽并非绝对的。 　　Beauty is only skin-deep. 人不可貌相﹝美貌不过是外表的﹞。 　　Beggars must not be choosers. 饥者不得择食。 　　Best is cheapest.【谚】优质商品最合算。(指优质商品虽贵，却经久耐用) 　　Better (to) be alone than in bad [ill] company.【谚】与其交坏友，不如一人独处。 　　Better an open enemy than a false friend. 明枪易躲,暗箭难防。 　　Better be the head of a dog than the tail of a lion. 宁为狗头不为狮尾。 　　Better be the head of an ass than the tail of a horse. 宁为驴头不为马尾。 　　Better bend than break. 委曲求全。【谚】宁可委屈求全，不可惹祸杀身。 　　Better late than never.(It"s never too late to mend.)亡羊补牢犹未晚。(迟做总比不做好)。 　　Better late than never.【谚】迟到总比不到好(晚做总比不做强);宁迟勿缺(亡羊补牢永不为迟);只要开始，虽晚不迟。 　　Better safe than sorry.【谚】宁可小心求安全，不可冒险而后悔。(有备无患，无备遗憾) 　　Between two stools you fall to the ground. 脚踏双凳必坠地。 　　常见的英语谚语(最新) 　　Comparisons are odious. 人比人气死人。 　　Complete power corrupts completely. 绝对的权力使人绝对地腐化。 　　Constant dripping wears away the stone. 滴水穿石。 　　Courtesy costs nothing. 礼多人不怪。 　　Cowards die many times before their death.【谚】胆小鬼在咽气之前要死许多次(胆小鬼要经历多次对死亡的恐惧)。 　　Crime doesn"t pay. 【谚】犯罪不会得到好处。 　　Cross the stream where it is shallowest. 【谚】过河应走水浅处(做事应选最简单的方法)。 　　Cry over spilt milk. 做无益之悔恨。 　　Cunning is no burden. 艺多不压人。 　　Custom is a second nature. 【谚】习惯乃第二天性(习惯成自然) 。 　　Custom makes all things easy. 【谚】一朝成习惯，万事不难办。 　　Custom reconciles us to everything. 【谚】习惯之后，对一切便能泰然 　　D) Danger past, God forgotten. 【谚】危险过去了，上帝抛脑后[好了伤疤忘了痛]。 　　Death is the great leveler. 死后万人皆平等(人皆有死)。

问题一：可恶是什么意思 (1).令人厌恶恼恨。 (2).憎恶 问题二：可恶 是什么意思？ 讨厌，恶心的意思 问题三：可恶是什么意思 词语u30fb可恶 【拼音】：kě wù 基本解释 ◎ 可恶 kěwù 　　[abhorrent;abominable;detestable;loathsome;odious] 令人厌恶恼恨 　　可恶之极 　　◎ 可恶 kěwù 　　[abhor;abominate;loathe;be disgusted at] 憎恶 　　大人最可恶他,一向是不许他上门的 详细解释 释义：(1).令人厌恶恼恨。 【出处】：晋 u30fb干宝 《搜神记》卷十七：“其身如，两眼如镜，形甚可恶。” 宋 u30fb王安石 《白鹤吟示觉海元公》诗：“白鹤声可怜，红鹤声可恶。” 　　【示例】：清u30fb孔尚任 《桃花扇u30fb阻奸》：“好可恶也，竟自闭门不纳了。” 浩然 《艳阳天》第五章：“真可恶！你怎么不言语一声呀？” 释义：(2).憎恶。 【出处】：洪深 《劫后桃花》九：“大人最可恶他，一向是不许他上门的。” 反义词 可爱 近义词 厌恶 问题四：可恶、可耻、可恨 是什么意思? 可恶：（1）令人厌恶恼恨。 （2）憎恶。 可耻：指（人）所从事的活动，极端的违背了公鼎道德，而被众人所唾骂（可耻）的行为。 可恨：（1.）使人遗憾。 （2） 令人愤恨。 问题五：和可恶相近的词语有哪些 和可恶相近的词语有：可恨、可憎 可恶 [kě wù] [解释] 1.令人厌恶恼恨 2.憎恶 问题六：可恶至极是什么意思 表示对某人或某事非常讨厌，不想再见到。

西方谚语精选155句 　　在学习、工作或生活中，大家都经常接触到谚语吧，谚语的内容会涉及到社会生活的各个方面。你知道民间谚语都有哪些吗？下面是我为大家收集的西方谚语，希望对大家有所帮助。 　　西方谚语 篇1 　　1、Cowards are cruel. 懦夫不仁。 　　2、Few words are best. 少说为妙。 　　3、Fools have fortune. 戆人有戆福。 　　4、Grasp all, lose all. 贪多必失。 　　5、Bed is a midicine. 睡好觉，如服药。 　　6、Cheek brings success. 和气生财。 　　7、Content is happiness. 知足常乐。 　　8、Dog does not eat dog. 物不伤其类。 　　9、Fools will be fools. 笨蛋总是笨蛋。 　　10、Custom rules the law. 习俗影响法律。 　　11、Diamond cut diamond. 强中更有强中手。 　　12、A bad thing never dies. 坏事传千年。 　　13、Beauty is but skin-deep. 红颜易变。 　　14、Cheat""s never proper. 欺骗决非正当事。 　　15、Delays are dangerous. 坐失良机必有忧患。 　　16、Every man has his faults. 人孰无过。 　　17、Few words, many deeds. 少说话，多做事。 　　18、First come, first served. 先来先卖。 　　19、Cats hide their paws. 大智若愚，大巧若拙。 　　20、Clothes make the man. 人要衣装，佛要金装。 　　21、Comparisons are odious. 人比人，气死人。 　　22、Do not despise your enemy. 万勿轻敌。 　　23、Every dog has his day. 凡人都有得意之日。 　　24、Every man has his liking. 人各有所好。 　　25、Fine clothes make the man. 人要衣装。 　　26、Forbidden fruit is sweet. 禁果分外甜。 　　27、Great minds think alike. 英雄所见略同。 　　28、Beggars cannot be choosers. 饥不择食。 　　29、Civility costs nothing. 礼貌不须什么代价。 　　30、Do as you would be done by. 推己及人。 　　31、Every Jack has his Jill. 有情人终成眷属。 　　32、Fool""s haste is no speed. 欲速则不达。 　　33、Fools will be meddling. 愚者总好无事生非。 　　34、A bargain is a bargain. 达成的协议不可撕毁。 　　35、Be honest rather clever. 诚实比聪明更要紧。 　　36、Beggars must be no choosers. 饥不择食。 　　37、Courtesy costs nothing. 谦虚恭敬，不用分文。 　　38、Curiosity killed the cat. 好奇心，惹祸根。 　　39、Diligence is near success. 勤奋近乎成功。 　　40、Do in Rome as the Romans do. 入乡随俗。 　　41、Doing is better than saying. 行胜于言。 　　42、Every dog is a lion at home. 夜郎自大。 　　43、Every little makes a mickle. 积少成多。 　　44、First think, and then speak. 先想后说。 　　45、First try, and then trust. 试了才能相信。 　　46、Great barkers are no biters. 吠犬不咬。 　　47、A cat may look at a king. 猫也有权晋见国王。 　　48、Beauty is but a blossom. 美丽只是盛开的花朵。 　　49、Custom is a second nature. 习惯是第二天性。 　　50、Debt is better than death. 负债总比死亡强。 　　西方谚语 篇2 　　1、立如松，行如风。 　　Stand like the pine, walk like the wind. 　　2、人不可貌相，海水不可斗量。 　　You can"t judge a man by his appearance, but you can"t measure the sea water. 　　3、送君千里，终须一别。 　　Seeing you off for thousands of miles, you must say goodbye. 　　4、一个巴掌拍不响，一人难唱独板腔。 　　One clap can"t make a sound, and one can"t sing a monologue. 　　5、男怕入错行，女怕嫁错郎。 　　Men are afraid of entering the wrong business, and women are afraid of marrying the wrong man. 　　6、人不亏地皮，地不亏肚皮。 　　People do not lose their land, they do not lose their belly. 　　7、受恩深处宜先退，得意浓时便可休。 　　It is advisable to retreat from the depths of gratitude, and rest when you are satisfied. 　　8、不怕年老，就怕躺倒。 　　Fear not old age, but lie down. 　　9、饭来张口，衣来伸手。 　　Open your mouth when you eat, and reach for your clothes. 　　10、前车覆，后车戒。 　　The front car covers, the back car rings. 　　11、吃饭象条龙，做活象条虫。 　　Eat like a dragon and live like a worm. 　　12、龙游浅水遭虾戏，虎落平阳被犬欺。 　　Long swim shallow water by shrimp play, tiger down Pingyang was bullied by dogs. 　　13、开头饭好吃，开头话难说。 　　The first meal is good, but the beginning is hard to say. 　　14、弱敌不可轻，强敌不可畏。 　　A weak enemy should not be slighted, but a strong one should not be feared. 　　15、时刻像性命，一刻值千金。 　　Every moment is like life, a moment is worth a thousand gold. 　　16、浪费时间，等于缩短生命。 　　To waste time is to shorten life. 　　17、香花不一定好看，会说不一定能干。 　　Fragrant flowers are not necessarily good-looking. They can say that they are not necessarily capable. 　　18、朋友千个少，敌人一个多。 　　A thousand friends are few, but one enemy is many. 　　19、人有恒心万事成，人无恒心万事崩。 　　If a man has perseverance, everything will succeed; if he has no perseverance, everything will collapse. 　　20、过了芒种，不可强种。 　　If you have passed the grain of grain, you can"t make it strong. 　　21、洛阳亲友如相问，一片冰心在玉壶。 　　Luoyang relatives and friends ask each other, a piece of ice in the jade pot. 　　22、光阴似箭，日月如梭。 　　Time flies like an arrow. 　　23、不怕人不敬，就怕己不正。 　　If you are not afraid of disrespect, you are afraid that you are not right. 　　24、操千曲而知音，观千剑而识器。 　　One can know one"s bosom friend by one thousand tunes and one"s weapons by watching one thousand swords. 　　25、天上跑台云，地上雨淋淋。 　　Cloud running in the sky, rain on the ground. 　　26、不怕路长，只怕志短。 　　Not afraid of a long road, but afraid of a short ambition. 　　27、没有不上钩的鱼，没有不上竿的猴。 　　There is no fish without a hook, no monkey without a rod. 　　28、牛不知角弯，马不知脸长。 　　An ox does not know its horns; a horse does not know its face. 　　29、云下山，地不干。 　　When the clouds go down the mountain, the ground will not dry. 　　30、山中无老虎，猴子称大王。 　　There is no tiger in the mountain. Monkey is king. 　　西方谚语 篇3 　　1、Look before you leap.三思而后行。 　　2、Life is long, if it is full.年华不虚度，生命自悠长。 　　3、Where there is a will，there is a way!有志者，事竟成。 　　4、Where there is smoke, there is fire.事出有因。 　　5、Better late than never.再晚也不算迟。 　　6、So said,so done.言出必行。 　　7、When in Rome, do as the Romans do.入乡随俗 　　8、Love me,love my dog.爱乌及乌。 　　9、Accidents will happen.天有不测风云。 　　10、A leopard can not change his spots.江山易改，本性难移。 　　11、You never know what you can till you try.是驴子是马，拉出来遛遛。 　　12、A change of work is as good as a rest.调换一下工作是很好的休息。 　　13、Forgive others whenever you can.得饶人处且饶人。 　　14、A clear conscience is a sure card.光明磊落，胜券在握。 　　15、No pain, no gain.不劳无获。 　　16、A cat has nine lives.猫有九条命。 　　17、Birds of a feather flock together.物以类聚。 　　18、let"s the past becomes past让过去的事情过去。 　　19、Time is money.时间就是金钱。 　　20、A cheerful wife is the joy of life.快乐的妻子是生活的"。乐事。 　　21、All roads lead to Rome.条条大路通罗马。 　　22、Time flies.光阴似箭。 　　23、Haste makes waste.欲速则不达。 　　24、Give and take.礼尚往来。 　　25、Tomorrow never comes.我生待明日，万事成蹉跎。 　　26、A chain is no stronger than its weakest link.链条的坚固程度取决于它最薄弱的环节。 　　27、Work makes the workman.勤工出巧匠。 　　28、An apple a day keeps the doctor away.一日一苹果，医生远离我。 　　29、Practice makes perfect.熟能生巧。 　　30、All that glitters is not gold.闪光的不一定是金子。 　　31、We never know the worth of water till the well is dry.井干方知水可贵。 　　32、A clear conscience is a soft pillow.问心无愧，高枕无忧。 　　33、Virtue is fairer than beauty.美德胜于美貌。 　　34、Seeing is believing.眼见为实。 　　35、Nothing comes of nothing.事出必有因。 　　36、Never do things by halves.切莫半途而废。 　　37、Art is long, life is short.人生短暂，学艺无穷。 　　38、Easier said than done.说起来容易做起来难。 　　39、All that glitters is not gold.并非闪光的都是金子。 　　40、The best of friends must part.天下无不散之筵席。 　　41、Take things as they come.既来之。则安之。 　　42、All that ends well is well.结果好，就一切都好。 　　43、no pain，no gain.没有汗水，没有收获。() 　　44、It is easy to wise after the event.经一事，长一智。 　　45、Think twice before you do.三思而后行。 　　46、Good mind, good find.好心有好报。 　　47、Honesty is the best policy.诚实为上策。 　　48、A clean hand wants no washing.身正不怕影子斜。 　　49、A young idler，an old beggar.少壮不努力，老大徒伤悲。 　　50、Content is happiness.知足者常乐。 　　51、Two heads are better than one.一个好汉三个帮。 　　52、Every man has his taste.人各有所好。 　　53、Actions speak louder than words.行动比语言有力。 　　54、Two heads are better than one.两人智慧胜一人。 　　55、Walls have ears.隔墙有耳。 　　56、Least said soonest mended.少说少错。 　　57、As you sow, so shall you reap.种瓜得瓜，种豆得豆。 　　58、You cannot eat your cake and have it.鱼与熊掌，不可得兼。 　　59、Patience is virtue.忍耐是美德。 　　60、Failure is the mother of success.失败是成功之母。 　　61、Where there is a will, there is a way.有志者事竟成。 　　62、Extremes meet.物极必反。 　　63、the wall has ear.隔墙有耳，防不胜防。 　　64、Well begun is half done.好的开始，是成功的一半。 　　65、Unity is strength.团结就是力量。 　　66、Time and tide wait for no man.岁月不待人。 　　67、It"s my cup of tea.那恰是我所喜欢的。 　　68、Never too old to learn.活到老，学到老． 　　69、Where there is life, there is hope.留得青山在，不怕没柴烧。 　　70、When in Rome, do as the Romans do.入国问禁，入乡随俗。 　　71、A bad thing never dies.遗臭万年。 　　72、Live and learn.活到老学到老。 　　73、Wise man have their mouths in their hearts, fools have their hearts in their mouths.智者嘴在心里，愚者心在嘴里。 　　74、Like father, like son.有其父，必有其子。 　　75、A friend in need is a friend indeed.患难见真情。 ;

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　　embarrass有使窘迫;使尴尬;使为难等意思，那么你知道embarrass的用法吗?下面跟着我一起来学习一下，希望对大家的学习有所帮助! 　 　embarrass的用法大全： 　　embarrass的用法1：embarrass作“使窘迫; 使难为情”解时,常指阻碍别人自由表达思想、言语或行动的某种影响,暗示或者强调一种使人窘迫或紧张、受约束的后果。由此引申为“使(某人的计划或行动)受阻、受困扰”。 　　embarrass的用法2：embarrass可用作及物动词,也可用作不及物动词。用作及物动词时,接名词或代词作宾语,可用于被动语态。 　 　embarrass的常用短语： 　　用作动词 (v.) 　　embarrass by (v.+prep.) 　　embarrass with (v.+prep.) 　 　embarrass的用法例句： 　　1. I did not embarrass her with my effusions. 　　我并没有太过热情而让她为难。 　　2. She may embarrass you with her uncouth behavior. 　　她的粗野行为可能会让你尴尬. 　　3. He didn"t mean to embarrass you. 　　他不是成心让你难堪. 　　4. He has decided that he doesn"t want to embarrass the movement and will therefore step down. 　　他已拿定主意：他不想令运动陷入困窘的境地，因此决心辞职。 　　5. The Republicans are trying to embarrass the president by thwarting his economic program. 　　共和党人企图通过阻挠总统的经济计划使其难堪。 　　6. The republicans are trying to embarrass the president by thwarting his economic program. 　　共和党人企图通过阻挠总统的经济计划使其难堪。 　　7. A major attack could still embarrass him. 　　现在要是发动大规模进攻的话,还是很叫他伤脑筋的. 　　8. It was as if he preferred not to embarrass his guest in the odious task. 　　看起来他不想在他的客人做这件令人恼恨的工作时让他为难. 　　9. Maybe next time I won"t embarrass you in front of your friends. 　　也许下次我不会让你在你朋友前感到尴尬. 　　10. I didn"t mean to embarrass you upstairs, but I didn"t know what to do. 　　我不是要阻碍你上楼, 但是我不知道该做什么. 　　11. He mischievously looked for a chance to embarrass his sister. 　　他淘气地寻找机会让他的姐姐难堪. 　　12. He is a shy person. Don"t embarrass him any more. 　　他是个腼腆的人, 你就不要再羞躁他了. 　　13. So, embarrass person cannot beyond the mark, must notice safety notice safety! 　　所以, 捉弄人不能过分, 一定要注意安全! 　　14. I didn"t want to embarrass v. her in front of her friends. 　　当她朋友的面前,我本不想使她感到难堪. 　　15. She dragged up that incident just to embarrass me. 　　她又扯起那件事故意想使我难堪.

Jack: Listen, Rose. You"re going to get out of here. You"re going to go on. You"re going to make lots of babies, and you"re going to watch them grow. You" re going to die and old, an old lady in her warm bed, not here, not this night, not like this. Do you understand me? Rose: I can"t feel my body. Jack: Winning that ticket，Rose, was the best thing that ever happened to me. It brought me to you, and I"m thankful (crying) you must (shivering) ...you must ... do me this honor. Promise me that you"ll survive, that you won"t give up, no matter what happens, no matter how hopeless. Promise me, now, Rose, and never let go of that promise, never let go. Rose: I"ll never let go, Jack. I"ll never let go, I promise.一人rose一人jack剩下俩人一个演浮冰一个演沉船.

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We shall fight on the beachesTHIS speech was delivered by Winston Churchill to Britain"s House of Commons on June 4, 1940, calling on the people to fight against the Nazis. Nevertheless, our thankfulness at the escape of our army and so many men must not blind us to the fact that what has happened in France and Belgium is a colossal military disaster. The French army has been weakened, the Belgian army has been lost, a large part of those fortified lines upon which so much faith had been reposed is gone, many valuable mining districts andfactories have passed into the enemy"s possession, the whole of the Channel ports are in his hands, with all the tragic consequences that follow from that, and we must expect another blow to be struck almost immediately at us or at France. We are told that Herr Hitler has a plan for invading the British Isles. This has often been thought of before. When Napoleon lay at Boulogne for a year with his flat-bottomed boats and his Grand Army, he was told by someone, "There are bitter weeds in England." There are certainly a great many more of them since the British Expeditionary Force returned. Turning once again to the question of invasion, I would observe that there has never been a period in all these long centuries of which we boast when an absolute guarantee against invasion, still less against serious raids, could have been given to our people. In the days of Napoleon the same wind which would have carried his transports across the Channel might have driven away the blockading fleet. There was always the chance, and it is that chance which has excited and befooled the imaginations of many continental tyrants. Many are the tales that are told. We are assured that novel methods will be adopted, and when we see the originality of malice, the ingenuity of aggression, which our enemy displays, we may certainly prepare ourselves for every kind of novel stratagem and every kind of brutal and treacherous manoeuvre. I think that no idea is so outlandish that it should not be considered and viewed with a searching, but at the same time, I hope, with a steady eye. We must never forget the solid assurances of sea power and those which belong to air power if it can be locally exercised. I have, myself, full confidence that if all do their duty, if nothing is neglected, and if the best arrangements are made, as they are being made, we shall prove ourselves once again able to defend our island home, to ride out the storm of war, and to outlive the menace of tyranny, if necessary for years, if necessary alone. At any rate, that is what we are going to try to do. That is the resolve of His Majesty"s government - every man of them. That is the will of parliament and the nation. The British empire and the French republic, linked together in their cause and in their need, will defend to the death their native soil, aiding each other like good comrades to the utmost of their strength. Even though large tracts of Europe and many old and famous states have fallen or may fall into the grip of the Gestapo and all the odious apparatus of Nazi rule, we shall not flag or fail. We shall go on to the end, we shall fight in France, we shall fight on the seas and oceans, we shall fight with growing confidence and growing strength in the air, we shall defend our island, whatever the cost may be, we shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall fight in the fields and in the streets, we shall fight in the hills; we shall never surrender, and even if, which I do not for a moment believe, this island or a large part of it were subjugated and starving, then our empire beyond the seas, armed and guarded by the British fleet, would carry on the struggle, until, in God"s good time, the new world, with all its power and might, steps forth to the rescue and the liberation of the old.

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【英文】Of TruthWHAT is truth? said jesting Pilate,and would not stay for an answer. Certainly there be, that delight in giddiness, and count it a bondage to fix a belief; affecting free-will in thinking, as well as in acting. And though the sects of philosophers of that kind be gone, yet there remain certain discoursing wits, which are of the same veins, though there be not so much blood in them, as was in those of the ancients. But it is not only the difficulty and labor, which men take in finding out of truth, nor again, that when it is found, it imposeth upon men"s thoughts, that doth bring lies in favor; but a natural, though corrupt love, of the lie itself. One of the later school of the Grecians, examineth the matter, and is at a stand, to think what should be in it, that men should love lies; where neither they make for pleasure, as with poets, nor for advantage, as with the merchant; but for the lie"s sake. But I cannot tell; this same truth, is a naked, and open day-light, that doth not show the masks, and mummeries, and triumphs, of the world, half so stately and daintily as candle-lights. Truth may perhaps come to the price of a pearl, that showeth best by day; but it will not rise to the price of a diamond, or carbuncle, that showeth best in varied lights. A mixture of a lie doth ever add pleasure. Doth any man doubt, that if there were taken out of men"s minds, vain opinions, flattering hopes, false valuations, imaginations as one would, and the like, but it would leave the minds, of a number of men, poor shrunken things, full of melancholy and indisposition, and unpleasing to themselves? One of the fathers, in great severity, called poesy vinum daemonum, because it fireth the imagination; and yet, it is but with the shadow of a lie. But it is not the lie that passeth through the mind, but the lie that sinketh in, and settleth in it, that doth the hurt; such as we spake of before. But howsoever these things are thus in men"s depraved judgments, and affections, yet truth, which only doth judge itself, teacheth that the inquiry of truth, which is the love-making, or wooing of it, the knowledge of truth, which is the presence of it, and the belief of truth, which is the enjoying of it, is the sovereign good of human nature. The first creature of God, in the works of the days, was the light of the sense; the last, was the light of reason; and his sabbath work ever since, is the illumination of his Spirit. First he breathed light, upon the face of the matter or chaos; then he breathed light, into the face of man; and still he breatheth and inspireth light, into the face of his chosen. The poet, that beautified the sect, that was otherwise inferior to the rest, saith yet excellently well: It is a pleasure, to stand upon the shore, and to see ships tossed upon the sea; a pleasure, to stand in the window of a castle, and to see a battle, and the adventures thereof below: but no pleasure is comparable to the standing upon the vantage ground of truth (a hill not to be commanded, and where the air is always clear and serene), and to see the errors, and wanderings, and mists, and tempests, in the vale below; so always that this prospect be with pity, and not with swelling, or pride. Certainly, it is heaven upon earth, to have a man"s mind move in charity, rest in providence, and turn upon the poles of truth. To pass from theological, and philosophical truth, to the truth of civil business; it will be acknowledged, even by those that practise it not, that clear, and round dealing, is the honor of man"s nature; and that mixture of falsehoods, is like alloy in coin of gold and silver, which may make the metal work the better, but it embaseth it. For these winding, and crooked courses, are the goings of the serpent; which goeth basely upon the belly, and not upon the feet. There is no vice, that doth so cover a man with shame, as to be found false and perfidious. And therefore Montaigne saith prettily, when he inquired the reason, why the word of the lie should be such a disgrace, and such an odious charge? Saith he, If it be well weighed, to say that a man lieth, is as much to say, as that he is brave towards God, and a coward towards men. For a lie faces God, and shrinks from man. Surely the wickedness of falsehood, and breach of faith, cannot possibly be so highly expressed, as in that it shall be the last peal, to call the judgments of God upon the generations of men; it being foretold, that when Christ cometh, he shall not find faith upon the earth. 【译文】《培根随笔集》之论真理何为真理？彼拉多曾戏问，且问后不等回答。世上的确有人好见异思迁，视固守信仰为枷锁缠身，故而在思想行为上都追求自由意志。虽说该类学派的哲学家均已作古，然天下仍有些爱夸夸其谈的才子，他们与那些先贤一脉相承，只是与古人相比少些血性。但假象之所以受宠，其因不止于世人寻求真理之艰辛，亦非觅得之真理会对人类思维施加影响，而是缘于一种虽说缺德但却系世人与生俱有的对假象本身的喜好。希腊晚期学派中有位哲人对此进行过研究，而思索世人为何好假令他感到困惑，因其既非像诗人好诗一般可从中获取乐趣，亦不像商人好商那样可从中捞得利润，爱假者之爱假仅仅是为了假象本身的缘故。但我不能妄下结论，因上述真理是种未加遮掩的日光，若要使这世间的种种假面舞会、化装演出和胜利庆典显得优雅高贵，此光远不及灯烛之光。在世人眼里，真理或许可贵如在光天化日下最显璀璨的珍珠，但绝不可能贵如在五彩灯火中最显辉煌的钻石或红玉。错觉假象之混合物总是能为世人添乐。 假如从世人头脑中除去虚幻的印象、悦人的憧憬、错误的估价、随意的空想以及诸如此类的东西，那恐怕许多人都只会剩下个贫乏而干瘪的头脑，充于其间的只有忧郁不安和自厌自烦，对此假设有谁会质疑呢？一位先人曾因诗能满足想像力而将其称为“魔鬼的酒浆”，其实诗不过是带有假象的影子罢了。大概有害的并非脑子里一闪即逝的错觉，而是上文所说的那种沉人心底并盘踞心中的假象。但纵有这些假象如此根植于世人堕落的观念与情感之中，只受自身评判的真理依然教导吾辈探究真理，认识真理并相信真理。探究真理即要对其求爱求婚，认识真理即要与之相依相随，而相信真理则要享受真理的乐趣，此乃人类天性之至善。在创天地万物的那几日中，上帝的第一创造是感觉之光，最后创造是理智之光；从那时暨今，他安息日的工作便一直是以其圣灵启迪众生。起初他呈现光明于万物或混沌之表面，继而他呈现光明于世人之面庞，如今他依然为其选民的面庞注入灵光。那个曾为伊壁鸠鲁学派增光，从而使其不逊于别派的诗人说得极好：登高岸而濒水伫观舟楫颠簸于海上，不亦快哉；踞城堡而倚窗凭眺两军酣战于脚下，不亦快哉；然断无任何快事堪比凌真理之绝顶（一巍然高耸且风清气朗的峰顶），一览深谷间的谬误与彷徨、迷雾与风暴。如此常凌常览，这番景象也许会诱发恻隐之心，而非引出自命不凡或目无下尘。 毋庸置疑，若人心能随仁爱而行，依天意而定，且绕真理之轴而转，尘世当为人间乐园。从神学和哲学上的真理说到世俗交往中的诚实，连那些不信奉真理者也得承认，行为光明磊落乃人性之保证，而弄虚作假则犹如往金银币里掺合金，此举或更利于钱币流通，但却降低了钱币的成色。盖此类三弯九转的做法乃蛇行之法，蛇行无足可用，只能卑贱地用其肚腹。最令人无地自容的恶行莫过于被人发现其阳奉阴违，背信弃义；因此蒙田的说法可谓恰如其分，他探究谎言为何这般可耻这般可恨时说：细细想来，说人撒谎就等于说他不畏上帝而惧世人。因谎言直面上帝而躲避世人。想必撒谎背信之恶不可能被揭示得比这更淋漓尽致了，依照此说，撒谎背信将是唤上帝来审判世人的最后钟声；盖预言曾云：基督重临之日，他在这世间将难觅忠信。====供朋友参考

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一、经营租赁借：管理费用贷：银行存款二、融资租赁1、租赁期开始日借：固定资产——融资租入固定资产（租赁资产公允价值与最低租赁付款额现值孰低）未确认融资费用贷：长期应付款——应付融资租赁款（最低租赁付款额）2、初始直接费用的处理——手续费、律师费、差旅费、印花税等，计入租入资产价值：借：固定资产——融资租入固定资产（初始直接费用）贷：银行存款等3、未确认融资费用分摊的处理——按实际利率法分摊借：长期应付款——应付融资租赁款贷：银行存款借：财务费用贷：未确认融资费用4、租赁资产折旧的计提借：管理费用等贷：银行存款扩展资料：一、承租人要将一项资产作为融资租赁并作性赢得会计处理必须满足以下几条：（1）承租期满，所有权归承租人所有（2）租赁中包含买主有利的价格购买资产的优先选择权（3）租赁期限为资产预计的经济寿命的75%以上（4）租赁开始时，最低租赁付款额的现值占占租赁制产公允价值的90%以上。二、与分期付款的区别(1)分期付款是一种买卖交易，买者不仅获得了所交易物品的使用权，而且获得了物品的所有权。而融资租赁则是一种租赁行为，尽管承租人实际上承担了由租赁物引起的成本与风险，但从法律上讲，租赁物所有权名义上仍归出租人所有。(2)融资租赁和分期付款在会计处理上也有所不同。融资租赁中租赁物所有权属出租人所有，租赁物作为长期应收款；承租方计入固定资产，进行计提折旧。分期付款购买的物品归买主所有，因而列入买方的资产负债表并由买方负责摊提折旧。(3)上面两条导致两者在税务待遇上也有区别。融资租赁中的出租人可将摊提的折旧从应计收入中扣除，而承租人则可将摊提的折旧费从应纳税收入中扣除，在分期付款交易中则是买方可将摊提的折旧费从应纳税收入中扣除，买者还能将所花费的利息成本从应纳税收入中扣除。(4)在期限上，分期付款的付款期限往往低于交易物品的经济寿命期限，而融资租赁的租赁期限则往往和租赁物品的经济寿命相当。因此，同样的物品采用融资租赁方式较采用分期付款方式所获得的信贷期限要长。(5)分期付款不是全额信贷，买方通常要即期支付贷款的—部分；而融资租赁则是一种全额信贷，它对租赁物价款的全部甚至运输、保险、安装等附加费用都提供资金融通。(6)融资租赁与分期付款交易在付款时间上也有差别。前者一般在每期期末，通常在分期付款之前还有一宽限期，分期付款一般没有宽限期，交易开始后就需支付租金，因此，分期款支付通常在每期期初。(7)融资租赁期满时租赁物通常留有残值，承租人一般不能对租赁物任意处理，需办理交换手续或购买等手续。而分期付款交易的买者在规定的分期付款后即拥有了所交易物品，可任意处理之。(8)融资租赁的对象一般是寿命较长、价值较高的物品，如机械设备等。参考资料：百度百科-经营租赁参考资料：百度百科-融资租赁参考资料：百度百科-常用会计分录大全

是的。Vol. 是Volume的缩写，对应中文的意思是“卷“。在论文参考文献中，NO.或者Iss是Issue的缩写，对应中文的意思是“期”。而在论文参考文献中，P. 是Page的缩写，对应中文的意思是”页”。期的形式还可以表示成“No.”页的形式还可以表示成“PP.”卷的意思是指本期刊自创刊以来已经多少年了，17卷即表示今年是创刊以来的第17年。期的意思是指本册期刊是该期刊本年度的第几册，1期即表示本册期刊是该期刊的第1册。需要注意的是全年连续编页码的刊物可省去（期）。扩展资料：当在论文中首次引用一本著作的资料时，注释中须将该书的作者姓名、书名、出版地、出版者、出版年代及资料所在页码顺序注明。作者姓名按通常顺序排列，后面加逗号。书名用斜体，手稿中可在书名下用横线标出。书名后紧接圆括号，括号内注出版地，加冒号，后接出版者名称，再加逗号，然后注出版年代。括号后面加逗号，再注出引用资料所在的页码，页码后加句号表示注释完毕。单页页码用“ p.” 表示。多页页码用“ pp.” 表示，意为 pages。参考资料：百度百科-参考文献

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融资租入的固定资产在融资完成后才是产权转移属于承租方的固定资产，未完成前，可以按固定资产管理计提折旧。融资租入的固定资产会计分录：1、初始直接费用的会计处理借：固定资产贷：银行存款2、未确认融资费用的分摊（1）承租人对每期应支付的租金，应按支付的租金金额：借：长期应付款-应付融资租赁款贷：银行存款（2）根据当期应确认的融资费用金额借：财务费用贷：未确认融资费用3、履约成本的会计处理借：制造费用贷：银行存款6、或有租金的会计处理借：制造费用贷：银行存款扩展资料：未确认融资费用的分摊在融资租赁下，承租人向出租人支付的租金中，包含了本金和利息两部分。承租人支付租金时，一方面应减少长期应付款。另一方面应同时将未确认的融资租赁费用按一定的方法确认为当期融资费用，在先付租金（即每期起初等额支付租金）的情况下，租赁期第一期支付的租金不含利息，只需减少长期应付款，不必确认当期融资费用。在分摊未确认融资费用时，承租人应采用一定的方法加以计算。按照准则的规定，承租人可以采用实际利率法，也可以采用直线法和年数总和法等。在采用实际利率法时，根据租赁开始是租赁资产和负债的入账价值基础不同，融资费用分摊率的选择也不同。未确认融资费用的分摊具体分为以下几种情况：（1）租赁资产和负债以最低租赁付款额的现值为入账价值，且以出资人的租赁内含利率为折现率。在这种情况下，应以出资人的租赁内含利率为分摊率。（2）租赁资产和负债以最低租赁付款额的现值为入账价值，且以租赁合同中规定的利率作为折现率。在这种情况下，应以租赁合同中规定的利率作为分摊率。（3）租赁资产和负债以租赁资产原账面价值为入账价值，且不存在承租人担保余值和优惠购买选择权。在这种情况下，应重新计算融资费用分摊率。融资费用分摊率是指，在租赁开始日，使最低租赁付款额的现值等于租赁资产原账面价值的折现率。在承租人或与其有关的第三方对租赁资产余值提供担保的情况下，与上类似，在租赁期满时，未确认融资费用应全部摊完，并且租赁负债也应减为零。（4）租赁资产和负债以租赁资产原账面价值为入账价值，且不存在承租人担保余值，但存在优惠购买选择权。在这种情况下，应重新计算融资费用分摊率。（5）租赁资产和负债以租赁资产原账面价值为入账价值，且存在承租人担保余值。这种情况下，应重新计算融资费用分摊率。在承租人或与其有关的第三方对租赁资产余值提供了担保或由于在租赁期满时没有续租而支付违约金的情况下，在租赁期满时，未确认融资费用应全部摊完，并且租赁负债也应减少至担保余值或该日应支付的违约金。承租人对每期应支付的租金，应按支付的租金金额，借记“长期应付款-应付融资租赁款”科目，贷记“银行存款”科目。如果支付的租金中包含有履约成本，应同时借记“制造费用”、“管理费用”等科目。同时根据当期应确认的融资费用金额，借记“财务费用”科目，贷记“未确认融资费用”科目。参考资料来源：百度百科-融资租赁

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收到融资租赁发票，可以这样做账：1、租赁期开始日，借：融资租赁资产（租赁开始日资产公允价值与最低租赁付款额现值较低者）未确认融资费用贷：长期应付款2、付款时作分录，借：长期应付款贷：银行存款同时分摊未确认融资费用，借：财务费用贷：未确认融资费用（以实际利率计算确认）扩展资料本公司收到的融资租赁发票：出租人根据承租人对租赁物件的特定要求和对供货人的选择，出资向供货人购买租赁物件，并租给承租人使用，承租人则分期向出租人支付租金，在租赁期内租赁物件的所有权属于出租人所有，承租人拥有租赁物件的使用权。融资租赁是目前国际上最为普遍、最基本的形式。它是指出租人根据承租人（用户）的请求，与第三方（供货商）订立供货合同，根据此合同，出租人出资购买承租人选定的设备。同时，出租人与承租人订立一项租赁合同，将设备出租给承租人，并向承租人收取一定的租金。参考资料来源：百度百科-融资租赁

VL：全称VOL，是volumelicensingfororganizations的简称，中文即“团体批量许可证”。根据这个许可，当企业或者政府需要大量购买一软件时可以获得优惠。这种产品的光盘的卷标都带有“vol”字样，就取“volume”前3个字母，以表明是批量。这种版本根据购买数量等又细分为“开放式许可证”（openlicense）、“选择式许可证（selectlicense）”、“企业协议（enterpriseagreement）”、“学术教育许可证（academicvolumelicensing）”等5种版本。VLBuild：批量许可版本，同VL版，一般情况下是发布给企业集团的版本。RetailBuild：零售版本，一般情况下是面向个人零售市场。

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j您好，很高兴为您解答The dog rose awkwardly to his feet and licked the man"s hand excitedly.那只狗笨拙地站起来，兴奋地舔着那个男人的手。《柯林斯高阶英汉双解学习词典》The dog yelped excitedly when his master opened a desk drawer and produced his leash.主人打开抽屉拿出牵狗用的皮带时，狗兴奋地叫了起来。《柯林斯高阶英汉双解学习词典》望采纳，谢谢！

删除word里英文的教程首先看下面的截图，该文档里包含英文字母和中文，我们的目的是去掉manyuege等英文字母，只保留中文。在右上角找到【替换】按钮，打开之后，点击【更多】在【特殊格式】中找到“任意字母”的选项，选中。提示：任意字母对应的是^$$需要在大写状态下，按shift+4才能打出来，这里的4是主键盘区域的数字键。“替换成”的空格里什么都不用填，因为我们是目的是要删除，然后选择全部替换。5之后会把文章里是所有英文字母全部都删除掉，效果如下图。

简单的说吧FTP就是网络硬盘，存东西的，也可以做网站http就是通信协议